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With 30 years in the making – Dale Jones accentuates his machine gun style delivery with a healthy dose of animated faces and then combines that with quick improvisations and well placed physical comedy. Basically he leaves the audience wishing they had his energy. His shows are always a night you won’t soon forget.

In addition to his training at the world famous Second City Dale has several viral videos on TikTok and has appeared on TBS – The Very Funny Show, Last Comic Standing, 30 Seconds to Fame and most recently on Stand Up Live Nashville seasons 1 and 2. If you don’t blink you might see him in the 2003 MGM movie “Out Of Time” with Denzel Washington.

His new album “I’m Not Well” debuted in the top three on iTunes and Amazon. Dale performs at countless clubs, colleges, corporate functions, cruise ships and comedy festivals. He won the Comedy 10K, Laughlin, San Diego and Antelope Valley Comedy Festivals.

In 2017 he was invited to perform on two episodes of “The Comedy All Stars” for Pureflix which led to acting roles on the tv series “Malibu Dan the Family Man” and in 2021 “Banking on Christmas.”

Jason Scholder opens the show. About Jason:

“I have felt like a fish-out-of-water in every pond. Luckily, I found comedy. Now I can make the litany of life-choices that made me a pathologically-unemployable, single Jewish father of a mildly precocious, borderline anti-semitic daughter, living in The South seem funny! 

As a 46th birthday present to myself, I decided to try Stand Up Comedy for the first time. I assumed I would suck, and it would never have to happen again. Unfortunately, I did okay. Someone, somewhere, called me “The Midlife Comic,” and I’ve been addicted to the stage ever since.

I’ve performed at The Comedy Store, Rooster T Feathers and The Comedy Zone and I’ve performed with internationally headlining comics like Sean Patton, Andy Hendrickson, Matthew Broussard, Spanky Brown, Julie Scoggins, Janet Williams and Sid Davis. 

Now I host/produce my own shows of my own, including a combination showcase/talk show called, Talk About Funny and an all-Jewish comedy showcase called, Not Quite Kosher Comedy. In my spare time I interview comedians and civilians for my passion podcast, Learning To Fail.

I’m happy to have the opportunity to do what I love. I only wish it hadn’t taken me so long to figure out what that was! I’ve never felt so at home as I do on stage. Come to a show sometime! I’d love to see you!!”