Headliner: Del Van Dyke emerged from the San Francisco comedy scene in the 80’s and quickly became a fixture on the nightclub circuit. The winner of several major comedy competitions, he has headlined across the U.S., appeared on network and cable television, performed with musical act such at The Pointer Sisters and The Neville Brothers, and entertained our armed forces serving overseas. And, now, the Empire Ballroom at Sequoia Restaurant Doors open for Comedy Night at 7:00 pm; the show begins at 8:00 pm. Sequoia Restaurant at the historic Bee-Bennett House, 645 Bee Street, Placerville. For elegant Sequoia dining before the show, please make your reservations to arrive at or before 6:30 p.m. and enjoy the show for only $10. Regular tickets are $15 by reservation, and $20 at the door. For more information contact: Sequoia (530) 622-5222
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