Summer Fun

Written By Clay Crump

It was a good weekend at the club. Dusty Slay really brought in the crowds and It was the busiest we had been in a few weeks.

Dusty did a lot of new material and did a long show, which for me was awesome. His feature, Drew Harrison did 30 minutes each show, which isn't a marathon, but it is a long sprint. I have a lot of work left to do just to get to where Drew's is at, and seeing them both in action was motivational to say the least.

Coming this weekend to the club is Henry Cho. He's a guy I remember seeing do stand up on TV when I was a kid. This will be my second time seeing him/working his shows and I'm pumped about it.

My next gig is at Go Bananas on July 20th. Its the 4th and last semifinal round of the Funniest person in Cincinnati contest. Show is at 7:30. I hope to see you there.

Clay Crump

Clay Crump is an actor, stand-up comedian, and writer based in Kentucky. In addition to his work in film and television, he has written poetry exploring themes of identity, memory, and the passage of time. Originally writing poetry as a teenager in the early 1990s, he preserved much of his early work for decades before returning to it years later through independent publishing.
His debut collection, NOTES, FROM LIFE, was originally written between 1991 and 1993 and republished more than thirty years later in its original spirit — raw, reflective, and emotionally honest. His work blends confessional poetry, memory, surreal imagery, and themes of identity, nostalgia, solitude, and personal reflection.
In addition to writing, Crump is the founder of Clay Crump Press, an independent publishing imprint focused on creative projects.
He lives and works in Kentucky.

https://Claycrump.com
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