Andrea Martin
Andrea Martin
Norm Macdonald
Norm Macdonald
Chris Jericho
Chris Jericho
David Steinberg
David Steinberg
Irwin Barker
Irwin Barker
Jason Priestley
Jason Priestley
Caroline Rhea
Caroline Rhea
Paul Sun Hyung Lee
Paul Sun Hyung Lee
Tom Green
Tom Green
Tommy Chong
Tommy Chong
Mark McKinney
Mark McKinney
Colin Mochrie
Colin Mochrie

WCF Alumni

Lou Dinos

On March 15, LOU DINOS celebrated his 30th year in the business. It all started in Toronto at a little club called Yuk Yuks, the only comedy club in the country, which at the time stayed open until 4am and did not serve drinks. He did five minutes and was scared to death. But he killed. Lou was 21. After conquering the Great White North, Lou decided to pack his bags and head for the big city. In Los Angeles, he was offered a role in QUICKSILVER (with Kevin Bacon) almost immediately. He auditioned at THE COMEDY STORE and within a month, he was a regular there. His name was painted on the wall in the corner that faces Sunset Boulevard. Soon after that he hooked up with his childhood friend, Howie Mandel. For five years they toured theaters across the U.S. and Canada together. After being with Howie for so long, Lou decided to go out on his own. His solo tour started out as a one year venture. He headlined clubs such as Charlie Goodnight's (Raleigh), The Funny Bone (Columbus), The Punchline (Atlanta), and The Comedy Works (Montreal) and now years later into the new century he's still going strong. This is his first time at the Wpg Fest and he's delighted to be coming to see old friends.

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