Everett’s own Taylor Clark is recording his first ever hour-long comedy special at The Historic Everett Theatre
Remember when we had comedian Taylor Clark on the ol’ Live in Everett Podcast way back when?
Of course, you don’t.
That’s why we’re here to remind you. This Everett-rooted comedian has kept his foot steadily pressed on the (laughing) gas ever since his 2017 podcast interview.
And on Thursday, September 22, he’ll record his first-ever hour-long comedy special at The Historic Everett Theatre.
According to a recent press release, Taylor has headlined venues across the US and opened for the likes of Jeffery Ross, Mark Normand, Joe List, and many others.
His most recent album, “Addictive Tickle,” garnered success across streaming platforms and new fans from around the world.
Taylor revisits his roots at South Everett Skatepark with a quick benihana stare down // Garret Hunt
Coming from the perspective of a lifelong skateboarder, his jokes have landed him interviews in media ranging from Thrasher Magazine to Gary Vaynerchuck’s ONE37PM and helped him carve a unique path in the comedy world.
Taylor has performed for Red Bull Skateboarding and produced stand-up tours at over 40 skate shops in order to promote and support each local scene nationwide.
Speaking of Taylor’s involvement in skateboarding, if you grew up around South Everett’s Walter E. Hall skatepark in its infancy, you most definitely crossed paths with Taylor, who also rides for Everett’s Pops Skateshop.
But enough about skateboarding, how about some good laughs?
Come support a local comedian and join in on the fun Thursday, September 22.
Taylor clark comedy
Historic Everett Theatre
September 22, 2023
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