Celebrate on Fathers Day weekend with Comedian & Actor Jamie Kaler!

Reno Tahoe Comedy is thrilled to roll out the red carpet for dads everywhere with a Father’s Day extravaganza featuring the hilariously talented Jamie Kaler!

Jamie Kaler is more “Than Just a Funny Face!” From navigating the high seas as a U.S. Navy officer to steering through the wild tides of comedy, Jamie Kaler is the ultimate Dad Influencer and your captain for the evening! Star of the Screen, King of Comedy You’ve seen him as “Mike” on TBS’s “My Boys,” and laughed along with him on “Friends” and “How I Met Your Mother.” He played Caption Polonsky on “Tacoma FD.” Now, catch him live as he brings down the house with his uproarious tales and dad jokes that hit home!

He’s the voice behind your favorite bloopers on “Robot Chicken” and the announcer that keeps you on the edge of your seat in “Loud House.” Jamie’s vocal antics are sure to leave you in stitches! Chart-Topping Laughs With two #1 albums on iTunes, “Happy Father Daze” and “HomeSchooled,” Jamie’s comedic genius is no secret. Get ready to add some new favorites to your playlist!

Family Man, Funny Man when the curtains close, Jamie’s the leading man in the greatest show of all – his family. Join us for a night where every dad is the star of the show, courtesy of Jamie Kaler’s side-splitting humor!

Don’t miss out on the Father’s Day fiesta of funnies with Jamie Kaler – where every dad gets the last laugh!

Featuring Comedian & Actor Justin Rupple!

Justin, a nationally touring stand-up comedian, has entertained audiences in nearly every state and numerous countries. Rupple is a proficient voice actor who secured the Voice Arts Award for his performance in the Oscar nominated film, ‘How To Train Your Dragon Hidden World,’ and emerged as the winner of ‘Dana Carvey’s First Impressions’ competition. Recently, he earned critical acclaim for his appearance on America’s Got Talent.

Special Guest Comic: Tara O’Brien!

Born in Sacramento and raised in Reno and Las Vegas, I'm a lover of leopard print and the sweet sound of quarters sloshing into plastic buckets. Jackpot, baby. I moved between those cities 16 times by the time I was in high school, not because we were being chased by the mob, but because my mom was a tad crazy and my dad sold casinos. (I believe this is how most Charlotte Bronte novels begin.)

I went to Reno High School (coming up with names is one of Nevada's greatest strengths) and was an overachiever.

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