Comedy at Apex Entertainment Marlborough: Jimmy Dunn & Jim Colliton

Jimmy Dunn ("Moose" on the TV Show Frasier) comes to Apex Entertainment Marlborough on a co-headline bill with International Comedian Jim Colliton, who headlines cruise ships around the world, and top-notch host Dave Rattigan.

General admission tickets are $30 for the show, or enhance your event with VIP high-top tables ($160), each accomodating four guests. This exclusive seating comes with a dedicated server to cater to your food and beverage needs.

Show-only tickets are available for $35 (cash only) on the night of the show, if seats are available.

Showtime is 8 p.m. Doors to the private reception area open at 6, and guests are welcome to come early to order dinner or have drinks before the show. The showroom opens at 7:30.

All seats are reserved. Guests must be 21+.

Jimmy Dunn is a stand-up comedian and actor from Boston, who currently plays “Moose” on the sitcom Frasier and appears regularly on radio with Greg and the Morning Buzz. He got his start in comedy telling jokes in a bar in Gloucester, Massachusetts, where he was paid in beer and fried clams. Since then, he’s gone on to perform at some of the world’s most prestigious comedy events, including the Late Show with David Letterman, Conan, Montreal’s International Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, and Denis Leary’s Comic’s Come Home in Boston. Jimmy’s first major television role was as Sean McCarthy on the critically acclaimed CBS sitcom, The McCarthys. He’s also written on some popular television projects, including two episodes of Loudermilk that he co-wrote with Academy Award winner Peter Farrelly.

After spending his teen years in hand-me-down Vidal Sassoon jeans from five older sisters, Jim Colliton parlayed his travails into a top spot on Ed McMahon’s Next Big Star. He has since appeared on Comedy Central, NBC, Fox, and CBS. Married and raising three kids in the Boston suburbs, Jim’s comedy focuses on the Dads: from lousy father day gifts to buying the wrong thing at the supermarket. He and fellow comedian Karen Morgan perform in theaters in the show Lawn & Order, about family life. His first album, Stories from the Suburbs, was named Best Comedy Album by the Just Plain Folks Music Festival in Nashville. His second, Why is Dad so Angry, is one of the most requested comedy albums on Sirius XM radio. Jim’s DryBar Comedy special is Please, Take the Lunch!

has performed in Japan, Ireland, at Fenway Park, The Cape Cod Melody Tent, South Shore Music Circus, a lumberyard, the lobby of an ad agency, a library, and several parking lots. “There’s nothing funny about the way he looks, until he gives that deadpan look of his,” popular blogger Ralph Fatello (RalphsPic.com) wrote earlier this year. “His outward appearance is something out of a mature GQ magazine. He looks like a cross between a semi hip banker, and your mild-mannered father-in-law …. Dave is the master of completely dismantling himself in front of a crowd of strangers. I’m always torn as to whether I should console him, or just laugh my ass off like everyone else …. You know they (comics) are hitting home when the audience starts to point at each other….” His CD was played on SiriusXM and radio stations all over the U.S. and Ireland, and he has appeared in regional television commercials on NESN.

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