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Do you have what it takes to be a comedian? The sixth installment of The Beach's Best Comedy Competition features the best local comedians and comedians from surrounding areas. To enter the contest call 843-839-2565 or simply email us at carolinacomedyclub@gmail.com

Over $1,500 in cash and prizes is up for grabs. Come take your shot and see if you have what it takes

Not only a stand-up comedian, Paul Strickland is that rare performer who can act, write plays, compose music and play said music. As a stand-up, Strickland’s comedy harks back to his love of theater. It’s often deeply personal and weighs heavily on his natural talent as a storyteller.

Though Paul is mostly unimpressed with the world around him, his annoyance never translates into "staged angst" - in fact, it's obvious that he is most happy when transforming a world filled with frustrations into a room full of laughter. His relaxed delivery of one well-crafted joke after another makes him both a favorite of audiences and respected by fellow comics. Paul is the smirking, lovable grumbler in everyone's life, but he's so good at it you can charge admission.

Jamie Morgan quit college because of a public speaking class, so naturally that lead him to a career in stand up comedy. He regularly opens for Josh Blue and Eddie Griffin. He plays clubs, colleges, an casinos all across the country. He's been featured on Comedy Central's "Live at Gotham" and won the Florida's Funniest Comic contest. Don't miss Jamie Morgan at Carolina Comedy Club.

This Florida native is one of America's hottest up and coming comedians. He can be seen each and every Sunday at 11pm hosting his own show, "Viral Breakdown" on the Afrotainment Channel on Dish Network. He has graced the stage with some of America’s top talent including, Joe Torry, Jimmy J.J Walker, Tom Rhodes and Michael Winslow. He was a finalist for NBC’s stand up for Diversity and appeared on the FOX comedy club. He was the 2011 and 2012 winner of the Orlando Improv’s “Clash of the Comics.” Now James spends his time touring clubs and casinos all over the country from Orlando to Las Vegas bringing the funny.

Jerry Harvey resides in Chattanooga Tennessee and began his career in comedy in 2004 performing for local firefighter and EMS benefits until he eventually hit the stage in Chattanooga's number one place for comedy "The Comedy Catch." Jerry is the winner of The Southeastern Funniest People Search V 2010 and competed in Las Vegas' stand-up comedy festival, The World Series of Comedy in 2012, making it to the semi-finals.

He has performed with, hosted and featured for the likes of Rob Schneider, Kathleen Dunbar, Dean Napolitano, Landry, Anthony Padilla, Janet Williams and many more. Jerry is the producer of Open Mic inside Giggles Grill at The Comedy Catch. You can find Jerry on stage frequently in The Southeast at various venues and traveling through the United States in cities such as Atlanta, Las Vegas, Charleston, Baton Rouge, Knoxville and Nashville.

Ring in the new year with laughter. We will have four comedians entertaining you until the clock hit midnight. Join Jerry Harvey, Jamie Morgan, and others at Carolina Comedy Club.

Do you have what it takes to be a comedian? The sixth installment of The Beaches Best Comedy Competition features the best local comedians and comedians from surrounding areas. To enter the contest call 843-839-2565 or simply email us at carolinacomedyclub@gmail.com

Over $1,500 in cash and prizes is up for grabs. Come take your shot and see if you have what it takes.

National touring comedian, Eric Grady is the "World's Tallest Comedian", and has been making audiences "bust their guts", "cry", and even "pee a little" (actual quotes from audience members) from laughing since 1995 with his hilarious, edgy, and fresh stand up comedy. Eric grew up in Charlotte, NC.

Eric's comedy career began in South Florida. Well actually, it began in Charlotte, NC. He did his first open mic, in Charlotte. Eric loved it. He was nervous. But he was funny. The audience was laughing. And Eric felt that he had to have more of what he was feeling. So, he kept coming back as often as he could, but Eric was living in Myrtle Beach, SC at the time. So, it was hard to get back to Charlotte for an open mic night.

So, after doing about 10, or so, open mics, in 1998, Eric moved to Charlotte, and got married. And fell out of comedy to work and help support a wife and step-children. Sadly, after a few years, the marriage was over, and in 2001, Eric moved to Ft Lauderdale, FL, where he promptly got back into comedy open mics. There was no looking back, after that.

After spending a couple of years in Florida, Eric moved back to Myrtle Beach, SC, doing comedy often. Eventually, in 2006, he moved to New York City, where Eric worked about 2000 shows, in 2 years. And finally, in 2008, Eric moved to Los Angeles, CA, where he resides, today. Eric stays busy with stand-up. He's honed his 'rapid fire', physical comedy to be quick, sharp, and hilarious. Eric talks about himself, and his view on the world around him, including subjects such as; his life being so tall, his marriage, his step-children, his dog, his single life, his travels, and his accent, to name a few.

Today, Eric is still shy, still funny, and still tall. He's 6'9', which is why a lot of people know him as 'the World's Tallest Comedian'. Eric comedy has been described as 'Very funny' by Comedian; Wendy Liebman, and 'Fresh, original', by Comedian; Fred Klett, adding; "No one is doing what (Eric's) doing.". And he's physically funny, using his height and his weight to do mind-bending, body bending comedy. You can catch Eric at a comedy club near you. And you should. Eric is a VERY funny person.

Andy Forrester's brand of off the wall humor has made him a fan favorite at clubs everywhere since 1999. Over the years his high energy and animated comedy has landed him spots working with some of the biggest names in comedy like Louie Anderson, Kevin Pollak, Jimmie “JJ” Walker, Marc Maron and many more. It's his original and appetizing humor that always leaves audiences begging for more. His likeable, self-deprecating, fun and easy going style is friendly to everyone as he walks you through the mind and life of the man many call BiG”A”. Family, movies, his love for food, and living with his two little girls is a treat for everyone to hear about the crazy life of this family man.

New York based comedian Davin has been entertaining audiences throughout the world for several years. His likeable, yet confident, style leaves audiences wanting more of his unique perspective on current events, social issues, every day life and more. “He is not your stereotypical mild-mannered Jewish comic. He is bold, full of confidence, and in complete control of the audience and the stage,” raved one prominent New York comedy club manager. He is always in tune with whatever is going on in the room and often deviates from the “script” and engages in off the cuff, unscripted comedy which makes every show a unique experience. Davin has experienced many things that his audiences have and a few that nobody should ever experience. Either way, his enthusiasm and love of the craft will leave everybody sharing in his life.

Ben Jones got his first laughs as a child who dreamed of being a circus clown. Although an odd path it was obvious he was a born performer. As he grew older and endured the cruel reality that is life, he ditched his backup plan of culinary school and began seriously pursuing a career in stand-up comedy. Flash forward over a decade and you’ll find this well respected and hardworking comic on the road crisscrossing the country and making fans in every town he visits. Ben’s show is a nonstop ride, full of energy and outlandish subject matter. Crowds instantly fall in love with his jovial demeanor, infectious smile, and relatable material. His likability is paralleled by very few in the biz. Audiences rave about his strong writing ability and commitment to delivery.He details his adventures on the road as a comic, his long-standing beef with normalcy and his life at home married to a woman who busts his balls at every turn. Ben Jones can bring the laughs in any situation, whether clean or dirty he can tailor his show to suit any audience he’s put in front of. He’s performed in 24 States in some of the best comedy venues America has to offer. He’s shared the stage with Rob Schneider, Bob Saget, Adam Devine, Jon Reep, Maria Bamford and a long list of others. When it comes to being a true comic, Ben is without question “The Real Deal.” Catch him onstage, before he’s on your TV.

An only child with OCD, Paul Hooper channels his dysfunction into a cathartic harangue. That's a real flowery and obnoxious way of saying he complains in a funny way. Anyway, this native of Charlotte, North Carolina, now residing in New York City, has been featured on Gotham Comedy Live on AXS TV, Red Eye with Tom Shillue, at the HBO Comedy Festival in Vegas, Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, Oregon, the Boston Comedy Festival, Michael Moore and Jeff Garlin’s Traverse City Comedy Arts Festival, the Vancouver Comedy Fest and was a finalist in the 30th Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition. A seasoned headliner, Paul has performed in forty two states and ten countries, including two armed forces tours. HIs debut solo album, “Tense and Uncomfortable” is available on Stand Up! Records, and iTunes.