
Episode 3 | Allan Stephan (TV Writer, Comedian)
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Allan Stephan has a much-deserved reputation as a legend in entertainment, and for good reason. Not only has Stephan performed in every major arena and club in the U.S., but he’s also written and produced some of the most successful television shows to date including Roseanne (CBS), Arli$$ (HBO), the award-winning HBO Special “Assume The Position” and appeared on The Netflix Show “The Comedy Store” amongst others.
As a comic, Allan Stephan’s brand of conversational humor and audience work leaves audiences feeling like they saw and we’re part of something like they’ve never seen. Just one appearance on The Tonight Show with The Outlaws of Comedy has garnished over 1.5 million views.
Allan Stephan toured with The Outlaws Of Comedy for six years, selling out casinos and arenas like Bally’s, Nassau Coliseum, Madison Square Garden, and The Universal Amphitheater, to name a few. Before The Outlaws of Comedy, Stephan played corporate shows and was the opening act for Harry Belafonte, Tony Bennett, Smokey Robinson, and Kenny Loggins.
After a lucrative stand-up comedy career, Stephan took a hiatus to produce and write, and now he’s back performing.
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