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Craig vs. Jubilee: Kyle Dunnigan Makes Funny In Silver Lake
Iliza Schlessinger’s Comedy Showcase on Day Two of the Silver Lake Jubilee concludes with a featured lineup this evening that includes J Chris Newberg, Jay Larson, Jodi Miller, Neal Brennan, Adam Devine, and the very funny Kyle Dunnigan.
LA-based Dunnigan, a standup comedian and actor with his own half hour special on Comedy Central, played Craig Pullin (aka The Truckee River Killer) on Reno 911, was a series regular on Howie Do It and Cedric The Entertainer Presents, and has been featured on Late Night With Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel Live and The Late Late Show.
Catch him doing standup at the Ice House in Pasadena, sharing a bill with Tim Allen at Improv on Melrose, up on stage with Tig Notaro and Sarah Silverman at Largo, or taking your cash for comic gold at any number of fine establishments around town. Prefer the internet? Check out his "Craig vs Wild" series on YouTube.
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