Richie Triolo

RICHIE TRIOLO

Tattooed and head-banded, funnyman Richie Triolo offers audiences no highbrow social commentary or dry political wit. Instead, the Bruce Springsteen of comedy delivers street smarts and blue collar blues. An enthusiastic, energetic entertainer, Triolo connects with any audience and evokes laughter that won't stop.

Richie Triolo has performed at many of the nation's best comedy venues such as New York's Pips, Chicago's Zanies, Florida's Uncle Funnies, Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel and Las Vegas' Riviera Hotel. He was also featured in Mob Hits: The Show, staged at an off-Broadway supper club.

Triolo's serious side was seen on two episodes of The Sopranos (HBO). He has also had roles in films such as Last Laugh at Pips, with Woody Allen and Danny Aiello, Love of the Game with Kevin Costner and Ryder, P.I. with Howard Stern.

Triolo has "opened" shows for the musical group The Five Satins ("In the Still of the Night") and comedians as diverse as Andrew Dice Clay and Soupy Sales.

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