MAY 7-10
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You could be excused for arriving at the snap judgment—at least the misinformed assumption--that Dan Levy is the son of Eugene Levy, the Canadian actor-writer-director-musician known for his work in “SCTV,” in the “American Pie” franchise and in the Christopher Guest mockumentary films like “Waiting For Guffman” and “Best In Show.” Hell, I made the same mistake. The reason I’m recounting that here is that it’s actually something of an odd, backasswards compliment to this Dan Levy, who’s NOT Eugene Levy’s son. That is, I figured a guy this bright, gifted and multi-talented had the other Levy in his gene pool. Wrong, but not entirely bad-wrong. Here’s the scoop on this Dan Levy: while attending Emerson College, he launched his stand-up career and it’s not clear how much time he spent on his studies compared with how much time he spent on his stand-up, but what is clear is that only a year or so later, in 2001, he was selected to compete for the title of “Funniest College Comedian In America” at HBO’s U.S. Comedy Arts Festival--a title he won. He’s since gone on to make appearances at the Just For Laughs International Comedy Festival, and on such television shows as Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend” and CBS’ “The Late, Late Show.” He’s also hosted shows on Comedy Central and MTV, written and/or starred in or produced other series and pilots. And between working on those projects, he tours this country as a comedian whose sharply-crafted material and warm, conversational delivery consistently wins over audiences. So, I’m not saying all Levys are exceptionally funny, but I am saying this one is. With Brendon Walsh.