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Jim Norton, stand-up comedian, radio personality from The Opie and Anthony Show on Sirius XM Radio, and actor, performs two shows in Boston at the historic Wilbur Theatre.
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Jim Norton
Saturday, Nov 28 7:00p
at
Wilbur Theatre,
Boston,
MA
Creator: comedyconnection
Creator: comedyconnection
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Jim Norton
Jim Norton (born July 19, 1968) is a professional comedian hailing from New Jersey. He is heard on a nationally syndicated radio program with Opie and Anthony. He also appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno four times, appeared on Late Show with David Letterman, filmed an episode...
Jim Norton (born July 19, 1968) is a professional comedian hailing from New Jersey. He is heard on a nationally syndicated radio program with Opie and Anthony. He also appeared on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno four times, appeared on Late Show with David Letterman, filmed an episode...
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Just when you thought he couldn't get any funnier Jim Norton stepped up the pace and sent us reeling Friday night at the Cobb. The audience reaction verged on hysteria as the one of a kind comic delivered his wildly inappropriate thoughts and observations about life as... well, as a human. What's fascinating about this guy is the way his astonishing brain takes a modest back seat to his outrageous mouth, driving the act to stunning and indisputably dangerous speeds. The real surprise is that he never crashed, he just got better and better-- and then, the audience had to go home.