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While I have you here, would you mind telling me how to pronounce Chipotle? I've been hearing Chip-ottle and Chip-oat-lay and I really can't figure out which one is right.
Ed has been working in comedy for more than 25 years. A lot of that time has been on stage, sharing his personal meditations, mantras, and life lessons from working in Hollywood, tastefully toeing the line between humor and humility. Some of that time was spent eating cheese puffs and napping, but not much.
If you just can't get enough of Ed and want to see him for yourself, this is the place to be.
Ed Is Much More
Than a Funny Man
On The Internet
“Ed has written for me on the Oscars, but I can’t believe he kept the good stuff for himself!”
Billy Crystal
Funny Man
“Ed’s talks not only make you laugh, but they take you on a ride --- from the ups and downs of life, to the challenges of recovery, to the ins and outs of big-time show business.”
Louie Anderson
Also Funny Man
"Ed's book made me both laugh and think...the thinking I didn't like."
David Spade
Funny Man, Thinker
"Ed's book sucker punched me into paroxysms of laughter."
Dennis Miller
Host, Funny Man
"Smartly dark, Driscoll wrings mirth from misery."
Las Vegas Review Journal
A Review Journal
"When people in Hollywood need to be funny, they call Ed Driscoll."
Boston Globe
A Globe in Boston
Upcoming Shows
Fri, Sep 11CarnegieCome on down and see Ed do what he does best: making people laugh at the absurd, profound nature of life, love, and chaos in Hollywood.- Sat, Sep 12CarnegieCome on down and see Ed do what he does best: making people laugh at the absurd, profound nature of life, love, and chaos in Hollywood.
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