
We actually drove right to the venue after hearing about the show. Mitch was doing two shows that evening. We got to the venue and asked about tickets. We were told the first show was sold out, and that, if we wanted to get in on the second show, we should buy the tickets now as they were almost gone. We bought them!
That was something about Mitch Hedberg... I think everyone had caught him on a late night show or something. He wasn't starring in a sitcom or anything. He was there.... he was different, and he was hysterical. I remember talking to a comedy club owner once who said that Hedberg was the only touring comic that came through that he did not have to give away tickets for.
Mitch was great that night. If you are too young to remember him, look him up now. He was just funny as heck. His deadpan/shyguy/observation humor was brilliant.
We were able to catch him again in Cleveland shortly after that. I don't remember the date, but people were calling for specific jokes from the audience. it was another great show.
AND, I remember hearing on Howard Stern one morning that he had died. It was close to (but not on) April Fools Day, and I thought that this surely must be a joke.... but it wasn't.
I still have a couple of his CDs that I play now and then. For some reason, I kept this promo card from some shows he did in Cleveland. We were getting some great talent up there! Check out the small promo for a pre-Tosh.0 Daniel Tosh!
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You say there will be more on your Arizona trip later but you never talk about it. This was a total let down. Stop teasing people and give us the goods.
Yeah, that was a great trip to Arizona. I promise to talk more about it in a future post.
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