Comedians

By the time Jeff Garcia was sixteen, he landed his first television spot on HBO's Loco Slam. Since then Jeff has made over twelve television appearances, including NBC's Friday Night Video's, Vibe with Sinbad, and Galavision's Funny is Funny showcasing his comedy talent.

Bud Friedman, owner of THE IMPROV was instrumental in allowing Jeff Garcia the opportunity to hone his comedy at his various clubs, including his venue in Las Vegas at the Sands Hotel and Casino. Jeff currently tours across the country at comedy clubs, colleges, and most recently the Latino Laugh Festival held in San Antonio, Texas. Jeff's hard edge comedy characters together with his street-smart stories make him a versatile performer who appeals to today's kids across the board. One afternoon in 1991, a fifteen-year-old Jeff Garcia was getting ready for the first night of the rest of his life. Jeff entered an amateur comedy competition at a local Los Angeles club. Jeff was full of idioms, sarcasm and street jokes. Jeff's edgy; street smart brand of comedy took second place that night. He went back to La Puente, California with an eight-inch trophy and fifty dollars in his pocket.

By the time Jeff Garcia was sixteen, he landed his first television spot on HBO's Loco Slam. Since then Jeff has made over twelve television appearances, including NBC's Friday Night Video's, Vibe with Sinbad, and Galavision's Funny is Funny showcasing his comedy talent.

Bud Friedman, owner of THE IMPROV was instrumental in allowing Jeff Garcia the opportunity to hone his comedy at his various clubs, including his venue in Las Vegas at the Sands Hotel and Casino. Jeff currently tours across the country at comedy clubs, colleges, and most recently the Latino Laugh Festival held in San Antonio, Texas. Jeff's hard edge comedy characters together with his street-smart stories make him a versatile performer who appeals to today's kids across the board. [LESS]