For the Love of Funny Comedy Showcase

When: January 7th, 2023

Doors: 7:00 PM

Show starts at 8:00 PM

Where: The Hive

Produced by Ka$h Money Karl of Kash Money Comedy and Dean Berg of Dean Berg Comedy

Producer

Ka$h Money Karl is one of the most unforgettable people you will ever meet. Is it because of his overwhelming swagger? No.

Is it his dashing good lucks? Maybe.

Is it because he is a professional Mini Golfer, Comedian, Producer, and Writer? Partially.

Is it because he is the Money? YES! That’s it!

EVERYBODY wants the Money!

Luckily, his diet hasn’t started yet so there is plenty of him to go around.

As a co-host of Fond Du Lac’s weekly show, The Funny Money Comedy Open Mic, Ka$h Money Karl has been getting his bills dirty in production and booking these past few months.

Ka$h Money Karl is now excited to share his next step into show business with producing his first showcase along side his trusty partner in comedy, the Dollar Daddy himself, Dean Berg!

For the Love of Funny features a great collection of comics for you to enjoy! If you like the show, let us know because we want to do more.

Comics

Chuck Charles

Chuck Charles brings to the stage his real life situations where he has found himself the butt of a lot of jokes.

Normally the one roasted in any setting, the things he says on stage have probably been said in real life.

His inspiration comes from his ridiculous takes and views on life.

A man (used loosely) that rarely takes things seriously and finds them at face value. He has thoughts, is opinionated, may be wrong, but he doubts it.

All this adds up to the “World’s Okayest” at whatever he puts his mind to.

Dean Berg

Legend has it that Dean Berg started performing comedy at a very young age. It was not uncommon to find him reenacting sets from some of his favorite comedians in the early 1980s at various family gatherings and neighborhood lemonade stands.

In 2009 upon the onset of an early midlife crisis Dean reached out to professional comedy bookers and clubs to understand what is needed to become a stand-up comedian.

After a brief discussion with a highly coked up club owner Dean was given an unexpected guest spot at a local Comedy Club opening for several prominent national comedians.

From there Dean went on to perform in front of 10’s of fans at various local bars, bowling alleys, post prom parties, and truck stops. After impressing at least 1 cocktail waitress in attendance. Dean toured the country with act (written boldly in a pocket-sized noted book) for about a year.

It was at this point that Dean was given the opportunity once again perform with a predominant national touring comedian. This time in front of a very unenthusiastic crowd. It was a bad night overall for all those performing but particularly for the national touring headliner. He bombed and bombed probably harder than anyone Dean has ever witnessed.

The headliner pretended to befriend Dean and told him he did a great job and would like Dean to be on a show with him again, only to defame Dean on stage and to tell the club owner the following day that it was Dean’s fault the national headliner bombed so badly. At this point Dean was asked not to return to the club and faded away into civilian life.

In 2021, 11 years later – Dean mysteriously returned to the scene with a whole new take on comedy and a stage presence never seen from the salty veteran of the spotlight. Still to this day, it is unclear as to where Dean went and what he did during the 11 years he was away from the stage. In his comedy portfolio all it lists on his Comedy experience is “April 2009 – June 2021, Vengeance” …….

Alex Morris

Described by some as the Eeyore of comedy, Alex Morris is the kind of comic that when you see him on stage, you’ll feel a wave of pure joy and satisfaction wash over you knowing that this is what you get when Daria and Fat Albert have a love child.


Alex Morris’s low energy and self-deprecation has been compared Steven Wright, inviting the audience to laugh at him as well as with him.

Jim Schwarzbauer

Since his inception, Jimbob Jr. had an inkling for comedy and entertainment. He knew he wanted to do something on the big stage one day. At age 10, he produced and starred in his own home movie “Bark Boy” only to be seen by dozens.

His performing career became bleak as he ventured through schooling and life. Years later, during the Beer Virus, Jimbob Jr. knew he needed to get back out there. At Age 39 he gave his first performance in 29 years.

Jimbob jrs comedy can be a bit edgy but as refreshing as a mist of axe body spray

Rob Brackenridge

Working professionally since 1987 in comedy venues worldwide, Comedian Rob Brackenridge has performed for corporations, cruise ships, comedy clubs, casinos and theaters as well as U.S.O. tours for our troops worldwide.

The Appleton, WI native moved to Los Angeles in 1991, appearing on Comedy Central’s Make Me Laugh, his DryBar special “Legend Dairy”, The Standup Journeymen and many more.

Rob’s T.V. credits include LA Forensics, Comcast Comedy Spotlight, The Bob and Tom Show and numerous commercials. Rob’s keen ear for accents has helped him develop “Wisconics”, a ‘Sconie version of Ebonics.