Corey Rodrigues

Credits:

• Dry Bar Comedy Special


• Live at Gotham


• NY Comedy Festival

**2 menu item minimum per-person in the showroom**

You must check in at least 15 minutes prior to showtime or your tickets may be sold, (only in case of a complete sellout). If your group is 4 or more please arrive 30min prior to showtime or your group may be broken up to seats available.

If your ticket is sold you will receive a full ticket credit to use for any other performance. If your ticket is not sold there are no refunds. There is a 2 menu item minimum purchase per person in the showroom.

Service fees and tax to be applied in cart. Groups of 6 or more are subject to a 20% automatic gratuity charge. Performer may change without notice.

Tickets are non-refundable after purchase.

About Corey:

Corey is a highly sought after national touring college, club and corporate performer. He was the winner of The Catch a New Rising Star, The Funniest Comic in New England and the 2017 Big Sky Comedy Festivals. Rodrigues has been featured on the hilarious Gotham Live, Laughs on Fox and True Tv's Laff Mobbs Laff Tracks. In 2018 he released his Dry Bar Comedy Special, voted "best of the fest" at the Big Pine Comedy Festival and was picked as one of TBS's Comics to Watch at the New York Comedy Fest.

In 2019 Rodrigues made his late-night TV debut on the Conan O'Brien Show. In 2020 he released another 30-minute Comedy Special for the EPIX series "Unprotected Sets." His comedy is honest and fun, constantly peppering in stories from his life and the lives of those around him. Mix that with a hilarious point of view and he's able to talk about just about anything.

He has been entertaining since childhood. Growing up in Milton - a small suburb in Massachusetts - and spending a lot of time in the city at his family’s barbershop businesses allowed Corey to bring a diverse voice to the stage. Since a very early age he's had the ability to impersonate many different voices. He often left family members in tears at gatherings. It wasn't rare for him to startle his childhood classmates by imitating a teacher or principal's voice in the hallways.