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Lisa Lampanelli has been simultaneously making people laugh and cringe for years, and doing it well! Working some of the most taboo subjects in society into her act, Lampanelli has become very popular since beginning standup in 1990. Lisa Lampanelli is also an insult comic - a type of comic who makes fun of other people during their shows. These antics have won Lampanelli the moniker "The Queen of Mean." Unafraid of insulting anyone, Lampanelli has drawn huge crowds with her act.

Lisa Lampanelli will go on tour throughout the next several months, with a number of dates in the Fall, and some in the Spring as well. Act now for your chance to see Lisa Lampanelli in Baton Rouge, Lisa Lampanelli in Las Vegas, and Lisa Lampanelli in Los Angeles, among other towns and cities. Don't delay - get your great Lisa Lampanelli tickets from TicketNetwork now!

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Lisa Lampanelli - News Stories

From TicketNews: "Lisa Lampanelli has added a slew of new dates to her comedy tour, including a batch of 2009 dates." - Read More »

From Times Union: "Don't let the high heels and string of pearls fool you. Comedian Lisa Lampanelli may look like a Junior Leaguer, but her bawdy brand of humor has earned her the nickname 'The Queen of Mean.'" - Read More »

About Lisa Lampanelli

Lisa Lampanelli has been dubbed by the New York Times as the "Queen of Mean", for her ability as an insult comic. Taking people's stereotypes about themselves, and others around them, and making people laugh about them helped Lampanelli create a reputation of being mean, and more importantly, funny. Don't let her soccer mom looks fool you; this foul mouthed comic traveling the country is sure to make all those who bought ticket to her show laugh. In addition to insult comedy, Lampanelli typically weaves into her routine subjects usually considered taboo in society, including racism, sexual assault, and other violence.

Lisa Lampanelli was born Lisa Lampugnale in Trumbull, Connecticut in 1961. Starting stand-up in 1990, her rise to fame began in 2002, when Lisa Lampanelli was invited to the New York Friars Club Roast of Chevy Chase. She was the only female that was invited. At the roast Jeff Foxworthy, she was once again the only female invited to the event and her ability to insult people and still be loved keeps her coming back. She has also appeared on comedy specials for BET, VH1, MTV and Comedy Central. She is a regular guest on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Howard Stern Show". Her website describes her as a combination of Don Rickles, Archie Bunker, and a vial of estrogen.

Her first television special was for Comedy Central, when Lisa Lampanelli released Take It Like a Man in 2005. The one hour special's CD and DVD of the same title reached as high as #6 on the comedy charts. The success of the show prompted Comedy Central to give Lisa Lampanelli another one hour special named Dirty Girl. The CD and DVD were released in January 2007, and have been met with critical acclaim. It was nominated for a 2008 Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album.

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Lisa Lampanelli - What Fans Say

• "As expected Lisa delivered every line perfectly and entertained everyone there."
• "This really was even better than I'd hoped. She was hysterical- we laughed so much my cheeks hurt. Not for the easily offended."
• "I was suprised, shocked and entertained from start to finish. I can not wait until she comes back. I will be there."

Lisa Lampanelli - What Critics Say

• "Howard Stern on estrogen . . . a cross between Archie Bunker and Totie Fields . . . a comedy dominatrix who takes no prisoners. There's no doubt this gal delivers." - Toronto Star
• "A hilarious lady! There hasn't been a standing-O in this part of Brooklyn since Walter O'Malley died." - The New York Daily News
• "Race, creed, sexual orientation, age -- everything is fair game to the so-called 'Lovable Queen of Mean.'" - Boston Globe

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