Comedy Album "Good Kids Daad City": A Hilarious Road Trip Audioplay by The Dads
Aug 11, 2023
Get ready to embark on a side-splitting road trip like no other as sketch comedy group The Dads presents their uproarious audioplay comedy album, "Good Kids Daad City."
Denver, Colorado Aug 10, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The Dads, based out of the comedic hub of Denver, CO, have pulled out all the stops with "Good Kids Daad City." The album is a hilarious throwback to the golden era of comedy albums and audio plays, reminiscent of the works of Adam Sandler, Monty Python, and Stephen Lynch. Led by the multi-talented Dave Garrison, portrayed by the irrepressibly funny Gary John Miller (check out Garymillercomedy.com), this audio play takes you on a raucous journey, anchored by Dave Samson (Sam Butler) and Dave Jackson (Jack Anderson), all of whom are regulars at Denver's Chaos Bloom Theatre, known for its vibrant comedic scene.
The album's story unfolds through the zany antics of the three Daves, each character adding their own unique flavor to the hilarious chaos. Not to mention, the talented actress Hannah Vail joins the party as Dave Garrison's daughter, Hannah, adding another layer of comedy gold to the mix. "Good Kids Daad City" is a rollercoaster of laughter, a must-listen for fans of timeless comedy and anyone who appreciates a good road trip story.
With limited collector's edition physical compact discs, The Dads are bringing back that nostalgic feel that your dad used to love. But that's not all - the group is also working on their upcoming follow-up, "To Pimp a Lawn Mower," as well as an exciting web series that's sure to keep the laughs coming.
So, if you're in the mood for an unforgettable comedy experience, buckle up and join The Dads on this hilarious road trip through "Good Kids Daad City." Available on your favorite streaming platforms, this audio play is sure to become a classic in no time.
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