Comedian Joey Medina
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Joey Medina, a Puerto Rican who was born and raised in the Bronx, New York, is one of the freshest and funni- est comedians around today. Joey spent most of his teen years perfecting his boxing skills that would one day earn him a State Championship as a Professional and a shot at the world title before becoming a heavy-hitter in the comedy arena.

Joey is a veteran of over 50 television appearances and
he just completed his own SHOWTIME Comedy Special, “Joey Medina: Taking Off The Gloves”. Joey hosted his own hilarious Morning Radio Show in Los Angeles on KXOL 96.3 FM. Recently, he toured alongside, Russell Peters in New Zealand and Australia where he performed in front of over 36,000 fans. He headlines comedy clubs, casinos and theaters throughout the United States and has also toured Asia, Europe and the Middle East. He also
has proudly performed for the US Armed Forces during wartime in Bosnia, Kosovo, Kuwait and Iraq several times, as well as the USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier. Joey also starred in Paramount Picture’s “The Original Latin Kings of Comedy” with Cheech Marin, Paul Rodriguez, George Lopez and Alex Reymundo. Joey produced & directed “Cholo Comedy Slam” a brand new comedy and music special hitting stores July 27, 2010. He also starred in “Lat- in Palooza” – A hilarious DVD that Joey hosted and pro- duced. Which followed his award winning debut comedy CD “Below the Belt.” He can also be seen on “Cheech Marin and Friends: Live From South Beach” DVD by Comedy Central and “Comedy on Steroids” & “Nightclub Girls” DVDs both distributed by Laughing Hyena. His first screenplay, “El Matador” in which he made his directo-

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rial debut, swept the 8th Annual East Los Angeles Chicano Film Festival in 2002 by winning Best Film, Best Director and Best Acting awards. The film is currently available on DVD through Maverick Entertainment. Joey wrote, produced and hosted Sí TV’s first scripted television show, “Circumsized Cinema.” Executive produced by award-winning film pro- ducer, Moctesuma Esparza (“Selena”). The show re-edited campy Mexican movies into 30-minute “mini-movies” with totally new scripted English audio tracks for a hilarious and ut- terly original half-hour television show. In addition, Joey is also recognized as one of the hosts and producers of “Loco Com- edy Jam,” a stand-up comedy show featuring some of the best Latino comedians in the country on Mun2 Television. He was had a co-staring role in the action-comedy “Zombie Strippers” with Jenna Jameson and Robert Englund (Freddy Kruger). He also wrote a screenplay for R & B artists Baby Bash and Chingo Bling called, “Primos” and is currently in pre-production on his seventh screenplay, a family film entitled “CHEWY.” Joey has also co-stared with, Danny Trejo and B Real from the rap group, Cypress Hill in the film “Devil Inside.”

Latin Style Magazine says “Joey Medina is one of the few comedians that can bridge together urban with mainstream comedy to make his style a hit throughout the country.”

Venue Highlights

Apollo Theater – New York, NY (1,475 seats – 2 times)
Arco Area – Sacramento, CA (17,317 Seats)
Shore Line Amphitheater – Mountain View, CA (22,000 Seats) Gibson Amphitheater – Universal City, CA (6,089 Seats – 4 times) Celebrity Theater – Phoenix, AZ (2,650 Seats – 3 times) Challenge Stadium – Perth, Australia (3,400 seats)
Convention Centre – Brisbane, Australia (3,500 seats)
Rod Laver Arena – Melbourne, Australia (10,000 seats)
Acer Arena – Sydney, Australia (13,400 seats)
Aotea Centre – Auckland, New Zealand (2,200 seats)
Majestic Theater – San Antonio, TX (2,311 seats – 3 times)
Las Vegas Hilton – Las Vegas, NV (1,700 seats – 4 times)
Paris Casino – Las Vegas, NV (1,505 seats)
Monte Carlo Casino – Las Vegas, NV (550 seats – 4 times) Ohkay Casino – San Juan Pueblo, NM (1,400 seats – 2 times) Route 66 Casino – Albuquerque, NM ( 2,800 seats – 3 times) Kimo Theater – Albuquerque, NM (1,321 seats – 2 times)
Chene Park Amphitheater – Detroit, MI (6,100 seats) Paramount Arts Centre – Chicago, IL (1,843 seats)
Casino of the Sun Amphitheater – Tucson, AZ (5,000 seats) Desert Diamond Casino – Tucson, AZ (1,500 seats)
Rialto Theater – Tucson, AZ (1,200 seats)
San Jose Civic Auditorium – San Jose, CA (3,060 seats)
Rotary Amphitheater – Fresno, CA (3,000 seats – 2 times)