Comic Ben Creed is "funnier Than Famous"

Comic Ben Creed is "Funnier Than Famous"

Ben Creed is one of the most requested stand up comics working in comedy clubs and he has been for years. He is known as a comics comic because of the original and edgy style he has developed over the years on comedy club stages. His voice is gravelly, his material is hilarious and brutally honest.

After giving up a scholarship to study as a Shakespearean actor in Las Angeles he moved to New York.

If you haven't already seen Ben then you need to know his angst is your chance at hilarity! His razor edged tongue will take you on a guided tour of life as seen through Ben's eyes:

A night in an urban emergency ward, broken romances, nicotine addiction and fear of flying. If someone has the bad idea of heckling him look out. He will make the heckler look for a way to slink out of the room, and keep the laughter rolling. Years on the comedy club stage has taught this veteran showman a thing or two and it is something we can all sit back and enjoy.

He makes the world we live in funnier! He is truly "Funnier than Famous."

When Ben Creed comes to your city go and see him. He has released new video of his act which can be seen at killer comedy online and watch for him at the fallowing comedy clubs. Hyenas Comedy Club Ft. Worth and Arlington Texas, Jokerz, Funny Bone, Looney Bin, Rascals, The Comic Strip, Laffs Comedy Nightclub Tucson AZ, Funny Stop, River Palms Casino, Playhouse Comedy, Daingerfields New York, Main St. Comedy Club, WiseGuys Comedy Club, Snickerz.

There he developed his unique style as a regular on stage at Rodney Dangerfield's Club. He has spent over 20 years headlining the top comedy clubs in the country and has worked with some of the top names in comedy. His television and radio credits include Showtime, A & E's Comedy on the Road, Comedy Tonight, The Playboy Channel, Comic Strip Live, The Bob & Tom Show, and The Joe Franklin Show. Ben also was featured on the video called "Comedy's Dirtiest Dozen" with the likes of Tim Allen and Bill Hicks. He is that good.