Jimmy Dore: Sentenced to Live will be Released on Comedy Dynamics 10/6
The latest Comedy Dynamics original special, Jimmy Dore: Sentenced to Live will premiere October 6, 2015.
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 27, 2015
The latest Comedy Dynamics original special, Jimmy Dore: Sentenced to Live will premiere October 6, 2015.
Filmed live in Los Angeles, comedian and author, Jimmy Dore has been Sentenced To Live in a world full of outrageous politics, welfare, rape, the TSA, unruly climate change, corporate controlled media and illegal marijuana. This special promises to make you think, while you laugh.
Dore is an actor and writer known for Super High Me (2007) and his frequent appearances on a political talk show called The Young Turks. He has starred in several Comedy Central shows, hosts The Jimmy Dore Show and a podcast called Comedy And Everything Else. In 2014, Dore authored ?Your Country Is Just Not That Into You,? which reached #2 in Political Humor books on Amazon.com. He has appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Late Late Show on CBS and NBC?s Late Friday.
?Dore gets right to the heart of every major political issue,? says Brian Volk-Weiss, President of Comedy Dynamics. ?He has an easy-going presence, while maintaining a sharp sense of humor.?
Digital audio of the special will be available October 9, 2015.
Comedy Dynamics is the largest independent comedy production and distribution company in North America, specializing in a range of established and emerging comedic talent.
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