STEVE MARSHALL EXPLODES into the crowd, opting for no microphone, preferring the audience to the stage. Weaving with speed through the audience, at times taking to the top of chairs, Steve moves like a battlefield medic under fire healing people with laughter. A truly experienced funny man, quick-witted and animated, his goal is acceptance and happiness for all.
MARSHALL'S DON'T BEHAVE STYLE relies on a sharp mind and complete inability to behave himself. What does that mean? Nothing too controversial, just a little good old-fashioned honesty, especially refreshing in today’s super sensitive politically correct climate.
EXPLOSIVE, FEARLESS, SPONTANEOUS AND MOST OF ALL, FUN.
STEVE CLOSES TWO SHOWS AT THE LAUGH FACTORY ON SUNSET BLVD.
BRIAN HOLTZMAN AND ALLEGED FRIENDS
The Comedy Store
10:30pm - Main Room
8433 W Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA
Red Horse
221 Main Street
White Plains, NY
914-467-5713
The Residence at Summer Street
14 2nd Street
Stamford, CT
Hidden Stories
6 University Avenue
Selingsgrove, PA
570-524-7234
Two Wheels for HOPE
Fundraiser for the Smilow Cancer Hospital
North Haven, CT
Snappers Comedy Club
36657 US Highway 19 N
Palm Harbor, Fl
727-938-2027
Snappers Comedy Club
8595 College Parkway
Fort Meyers, FL
239-479-5233
Gary Greenberg, Current Producer, Former Head Writer on The Jimmy Kimmel Show, ABC
Student Activities, Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh, NY
Dotan Malach, Producer Comedy for Peace
The Florida New Times
Tony Bevacqua, Rodney's Partner, Dangerfield's Comedy Club
John Pizzi, JPZ Entertainment
Kenny Gluck, Producer, Kosher Komedy
HEADLINER - STEVE MARSHALL
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Steve and seeing his act numerous times over the past 20 years and tonight was unlike a comedy show of his I’ve ever seen.
He started by greeting nearly every person in the audience, while talking to everyone. About 15 minutes in, I realized that he wasn’t going up on stage, or using the microphone. He wasn’t doing a typical “comedy show” but instead was humorously interacting with his audience, delivering a few of his signature jokes, but mostly audience-inspired, thought provoking, humorous improv. His hour was eventually up, but did the show end? He stayed and took pictures with anyone who wanted one, shared stories and mentor advice to younger comedians, and even in the parking lot on the way to the car, still chatting and taking pictures. Did the show end then?
Got me thinking, was there a “show” implying brief bit welcoming detour from reality, or did we just hang out with Steve for 90 minutes?
If you want to experience the laugh-till-your-face-hurts kind of night but also wonder where the show started and stopped, recommend you check his website and have An Evening with Steve Marshall.
C. Fuson, The Dojo of Comedy, Morris Plains, New Jersey (Friday, March 18, 2023)
Dare to Dream - NBC
Hot off the Grill with Bobby Flay, Food Network
The Open Show, CNBC
Make sure to check out Steve's Calendar for his upcoming appearances.
Email: steevmg@prodigy.net / X: Dontbehave
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