The comedian who's "Jung at heart, and a Freud of Nothing"
On stages across America, Doug Fun displays his twisted sense of humor with clever wordplay and biting wit. His unique views of the world have been partly captured in his books "Star Spangled Banter" and "Graze Expectations," which should be required reading for all Americans but, for some reason, aren't.
Doug is available for conventions, club dates, college shows, and even if you just need a sympathetic ear.
For booking information: booking@dougfun.com
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For more than a decade of making people laugh, Doug is still as Fun as ever. Having first performed in college in 1989, then moving on to his first club gig at the Annapolis Comedy Club in Annapolis, Md., in 1993 with a then-ponytailed Rich Vos, Doug has worked in venues of all sizes across the country, in colleges, clubs and conventions.
Doug has the distinction of being the first comedian to perform in Washington, D.C., after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. The show, also featuring Al Goodwin and Joe Recca, at the DC Improv proved that America wanted -- maybe needed -- to laugh, and that the American people would not be intimidated. Laughter helped heal the nation's capital.
In Oct. 2005, Doug performed at the Laugh Factory in Times Square, New York City, only to have the show abbreviated by yet ANOTHER terrorist alert that closed the subways underneath the club. Suffice it to say, Doug has no love for the terrorists who seem bent on killing his comedy career.
Terrorists notwithstanding, Doug has entertained thousands, appeared on CNBC, XM Radio, Country Music Television and met lots of cool people (including many of his comedy idols) who think he's hilarious. He even got his photo with one or two, drank beer with George Lopez and Kathleen Madigan, drank a beer NEAR Wendy Liebman, had daiquiries with Emo Phillips, picked up on chicks with Mitch Fatel, told jokes to Will Durst (much to Durst's chagrin, mind you), got advice from Brett Leake and Jeff Caldwell, and arranged for a tour of the US Capitol for Greg Lausch.
Doug has also personally provided comedy coaching to Vice President Dick Cheney (click here to see for yourself!) , and Doug's very funny book Graze Expectations is in the Vice Presidential Library at the US Naval Observatory in Washington, DC.
