Dan Bublitz Jr

My comedy is a mix of self-deprecated humor mixed with storytelling and sprinkled with silly one-liners. A majority of the material that I do is PG-13 clean, non-offensive, and appropriate for most audiences. I try to keep my jokes "punched up" rather than punching down. Most of my material stems from my own life experiences and my personal perspectives. Of course, I can modify this to meet your needs, so if you need it cleaner than PG-13 or you want an R-rated show, I've got you covered.

To me, comedy is a business and this is my business so I treat every client with absolute professionalism. This means that I will answer questions via email or by phone call in a timely professional manner and I will help your event be the best event it can possibly be. I will show up on time and abide by the terms of our agreement easing the fear of an unpredictable comedian.

I have years of event planning experience and can provide consultation along the way along with providing technical elements that may be needed for your event.

Dan Bublitz Jr is a comedian known for his one-man show, It Was Supposed to Be A Love Story by Lights Out Productions and his Dry Bar Comedy Special Use Your Imagination by Angel Studios. Dan has appeared in films & commercials and his comedy has appeared on Comedy Time TV, Pandora, Spotify, and Amazon Prime. During his career, Dan has performed at numerous comedy festivals including the World Series of Comedy & Gilda’s Laughfest. Dan’s comedy style is upbeat storytelling sprinkled with silly one-liners. He is the creator and host of the comedy podcast the Art of Bombing, where he interviews other comedians about what they have learned from horrible shows. When Dan is not performing at clubs and venues across the country, he enjoys his time at home with his dogs Gizmo & Tello, his cat Hugo, and his wonderful partner Tara.

A good comedy show requires a few things, a stage, lights, sounds, and a good audience. If you're here looking for entertainment that means you've probably already got the good audience covered so no all you need are the technical elements. In order for me to put on my best performance, it helps to have a stage (performance area), good lights (stage lights), and a good PA system for me to tell my jokes so the whole audience can enjoy the show. My job is a lot easier if the venue for your event has these things covered, but if they don't I can provide all technical aspects needed for a great show including a mobile stage, par can lights, and a portable sound system. Of course, if I have to bring my own, that requires more of my time which requires more fees, but I'll help in any way that I can.