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By Peter Breslin
Published on September 20, 2007 at 4:02am
Young American Comedy Tour. Dull name, granted, but the sextet of comics tore up the Improv when they pulled a one-night stand there last April, and they’re back for another go. Host Mike Young (who has a sitcom in the works with ABC titled Forever Young) and his boy-wonder yukmeisters skewer everyone from frat boys to grown-up guys with their sharp-witted shticks. There’s Bert Kreischer, voted the “number one party animal in America” by Rolling Stone magazine, and the more subtle and less bestial Sebastian Maniscalco. Steve Byrne, Bret Ernst, and Butch Bradley round out the smart-ass six-pack.
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