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A true New Yorker, Colin Quinn has always made his
mark as the comic scene’s tough guy. Quinn is currently tackling
societal issues in “Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn,” his own
late-night series in which is he serves as the show’s host, creator
and executive producer. Quinn made his television debut in 1987 as co-host
of MTV’s hit game show “Remote Control,” where he
remained for three seasons. In 1995, Quinn landed a spot on the legendary
late-night show, “Saturday Night Live,” where he entertained
audiences for six seasons with unforgettable characters such as “Lenny
the Lion” and “Joe Blow,” the recurring segment “Colin
Quinn Explains The New York Times” and his impersonation of Robert
DeNiro. Most notably, Quinn was the anchor of “Weekend Update”
for two and a half seasons.
Quinn made his Broadway debut in August 1998, in the critically acclaimed
one-man show titled, “Colin Quinn: An Irish Wake.” After
leaving “Saturday Night Live,” Quinn returned to his stand-up
roots performing across the country while also writing several screenplays
On film, Quinn was featured in the documentary film “Comedian”
with his good friend, Jerry Seinfeld, as well as in “Married to
the Mob” and “Crocodile Dundee II.” .
Quinn currently appears in a one-man Broadway show titled Colin Quinn:
Long Story Short, directed by Jerry Seinfeld. Comically channeling the
demise of various world empires, Quinn takes a satirical look at the
history of the world in 75 minutes. Quinn recorded a special performance
of the show to air on HBO on April 9, 2011. He explores the attitudes,
appetites and habits that toppled some of the world's most powerful
nations.
Let us connect you with a Colin Quinn Agent now to book Colin Quinn to appear at your next corporate, private or special event!
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