A. Carolla Rolls into Town

The Man Show was once upon a time a TV show dedicated to the unwashed miscreants of men in American society. On that show, the audience got to learn things like whether adults would buy beer for a loud-mouth boy or how many votes it would take to “end women’s...

By Devin Desjarlais

March 3, 2011

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The Man Show was once upon a time a TV show dedicated to the unwashed miscreants of men in American society. On that show, the audience got to learn things like whether adults would buy beer for a loud-mouth boy or how many votes it would take to “end women’s suffrage.” That show ended in 2004, but thankfully one of the show’s hosts, Adam Carolla, lives on and is heading to West Palm Beach Improv, where he’ll presumably entice you with more tales of debauchery. Aside from his “man” claim to fame, Carolla was previously a cohost on Loveline, a syndicated radio show in which his contributions had little to do with love. Now, he hosts the Adam Carolla Show, a podcast available on iTunes. He performs at 8 p.m. and again at 10:30 Friday at the West Palm Beach Improv (550 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach). Purchase your tickets online at improv.com/comedyclub/palmbeach; they’re $25.
Fri., March 4, 8 & 10:30 p.m., 2011

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