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Friday, January 20, 2017
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Box Office & Callback Bar Open: 5:00pm 21+ unless with parent/guardian Showroom Doors: 7:30pm Admission Type: General Admission, first come first served
VIP Service: Table upgrades are available upon arrival. Ask your host for tonight's VIP seating options or contact [email protected] to arrange your VIP experience in advance.
Brandon T. Jackson won Black Reel’s 2006 Best Breakthrough Performance award for his part in Fox Searchlight’s “Roll Bounce.” Daily Variety named him one of “10 Comics to Watch” and in 2011 Hollywood Reporter named him to their prestigious “35 under 35: Next Gen” list. In 2015 you can catch Brandon co-starring in the new comedy series “Mr Robinson,” premiering on NBC this August. Brandon is also executive producing and starring in “Comedians of Los Angeles,” a docu-series airing on both Oxygen Network and Esquire Network which premieres in January 2016. He can presently be seen on the second season of Hulu’s original series “Deadbeat.” In 2014 viewers got a chance to see Brandon in a multi-episode guest starring role on Showtime’s critically acclaimed “Californication.” Jackson received rave reviews for his role as the satyr Grover Underwood, the best friend and protector of “Percy Jackson, The Lightning Thief” released in 2010 with Rosario Dawson, Uma Thurman and Pierce Brosnan. He continued his role as Grover Underwood in the second installment of Fox studio’s box office hit “Percy Jackson: The Sea of Monsters” released in 2013. Jackson starred opposite NBA basketball superstar Kevin Durant in “Thunderstruck”; and Martin Lawrence in the third incarnation of the highly profitable “Big Momma’s House” franchise released by Fox in 2011, in which he played Lawrence’s son. Jackson is perhaps best known as Alpha Chino from the runaway hit “Tropic Thunder.” The ensemble cast included Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr. and Jack Black. The role earned Jackson a Best Supporting Actor nomination from the Black Reel Awards. He has also starred in “Thunderstruck,” the third incarnation of Fox’s “Big Momma’s House” franchise and Warner Bros.’ “Lottery Ticket.”
VIP Service: Table upgrades are available upon arrival. Ask your host for tonight's VIP seating options or contact [email protected] to arrange your VIP experience in advance.
Brandon T. Jackson won Black Reel’s 2006 Best Breakthrough Performance award for his part in Fox Searchlight’s “Roll Bounce.” Daily Variety named him one of “10 Comics to Watch” and in 2011 Hollywood Reporter named him to their prestigious “35 under 35: Next Gen” list. In 2015 you can catch Brandon co-starring in the new comedy series “Mr Robinson,” premiering on NBC this August. Brandon is also executive producing and starring in “Comedians of Los Angeles,” a docu-series airing on both Oxygen Network and Esquire Network which premieres in January 2016. He can presently be seen on the second season of Hulu’s original series “Deadbeat.” In 2014 viewers got a chance to see Brandon in a multi-episode guest starring role on Showtime’s critically acclaimed “Californication.” Jackson received rave reviews for his role as the satyr Grover Underwood, the best friend and protector of “Percy Jackson, The Lightning Thief” released in 2010 with Rosario Dawson, Uma Thurman and Pierce Brosnan. He continued his role as Grover Underwood in the second installment of Fox studio’s box office hit “Percy Jackson: The Sea of Monsters” released in 2013. Jackson starred opposite NBA basketball superstar Kevin Durant in “Thunderstruck”; and Martin Lawrence in the third incarnation of the highly profitable “Big Momma’s House” franchise released by Fox in 2011, in which he played Lawrence’s son. Jackson is perhaps best known as Alpha Chino from the runaway hit “Tropic Thunder.” The ensemble cast included Ben Stiller, Robert Downey Jr. and Jack Black. The role earned Jackson a Best Supporting Actor nomination from the Black Reel Awards. He has also starred in “Thunderstruck,” the third incarnation of Fox’s “Big Momma’s House” franchise and Warner Bros.’ “Lottery Ticket.”
