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Comedian Harrison Greenbaum Named Winner of 2010 Andy Kaufman Award  New York Daily News, October 28th, 2010 It's New York City, Just for Laughs The summa cum laude Harvard grad put his brains to good use by moving to New York City and shilling for laughs. No, but really, he may be the hardest-working man in comedy. He performed in over 700 shows in 2009 and nearly 500 in 2010 so far.  Punchline Magazine, August 16th, 2010 Carolines Breakout Artist: Harrison Greenbaum World famous comedy venue Carolines on Broadway and Punchline Magazine have joined forces to present the Breakout Artist Comedy Series. Each Tuesday, at Carolines in New York City, an emerging stand-up comedy star will headline their own show and prove just why they’ve been quietly building a name for themselves in the national comedy scene. And since we here at Punchline Magazine are all about exposing the best comedians – well-known or not – we’ll be profiling each comedian taking part in the Carolines series each week. So let’s get to this week’s headliner: Harrison Greenbaum!
Comedians Predicts What 2010 Has In Store for Us Harrison Greenbaum, who performed in more than 700 comedy shows in 2009 and will co-host Times Square’s first-ever official Webcast of New Year’s Eve to ring in 2010: "Snuggies will fade in popularity as their most regular users die of obesity." The Comic's Comic, January 5th, 2010 Meet Me in New York: Harrison Greenbaum The Comic's Comic, December 26th, 2009 Harrison Greenbaum to Co-Host First-Ever New Year's Eve Webcast
Jokes Up His Sleeve Download a .pdf of this article
Joke of the Week: Harrison Greenbaum Download a .pdf of this article
A Robot - Gasp! - Who's Also a Stand-Up Comedian CNBC.com, September 15th, 2010 9 Job Tips You Can Learn from Politicans CNBC.com, July 30th, 2010 Internet Illuminati: Seven Hold Keys to the Digital Universe CNBC.com, August 26th, 2009 Recession Humor: A Fed Chief, Car Czar, and Rabbi Walk into a Bar...
Inside with: Harrison Greenbaum The Apiary, a prominent New York comedy blog, published a lengthy interview with Harrison. "Like any drug, the more you do it, the more you need to do it, so I tend to do as many shows as I possibly can" --Harrison Greenbaum View the full interview here.
MAD published Harrison's humor article, "If Different Stand-Up Comedians Told The Same Joke" in its May 2008 issue Download the .PDF by clicking on the thumbnail below!
Festival is Happy Helping Rising Stars Harrison Greenbaum and David Ingber founded the Harvard Stand-up Comic Society, which will showcase its talent Tuesday at Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault, with the hope of training those future stars. Harvard is known for humor writing through the Harvard Lampoon and for its theater group, Hasty Pudding, but not for stand-up, even though it boasts alums from Al Franken to "The Office" star B.J. Novak. "We really want to show that there's some really funny stand-up comedy and this art form is not something that Harvard has sort of forgotten," says Greenbaum. "It's very vibrant, and we have a lot of people who are really good at it."
Upstanding Ivy Leaguers, July 22nd, 2008 Harrison Greenbaum, Harvard ’08 (regional semi-finalist) is freakin’ hilarious. For real, someone buy this kid a beer–in the middle of his stand up comedy routine, he busts out a magic trick. BREAKING: We Heart HRTV, April 11, 2007 And so now, with trumpets, we blare to the heavens that there is a clip on their web site that is hilarious! And original! And doesn't make our life hurt! It's a single take of Harrison Greenbaum '08 performing standup at the Comedy Studio (a brilliant Chinese restaurant attic of a comedy club where half of us spent our high school weekends getting a real education).
FM Magazine, January, 2006 Students,
Cancer Convene for Night of Revelry
The show began rather dryly with two somewhat awkward jocks shyly shaking their derrières for a meager $15. However, the humorous and flamboyant antics of the night’s emcee, Harrison R. Greenbaum ’08, offered some needed comic relief. He even referenced a certain SNL skit to familiarize the audience with the finer points of charity. “Don’t put your dick in the box,” Greenbaum joked, “I don’t think we can donate that to cancer.”
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Stand Up Show Very Risqué If you were looking for sheer comedy last
Friday night, the place to be wasn’t with Stephen Colbert or John Negroponte
at the Institute of Politics, but in Science Center D...the event was Harvard’s "first annual stand up comedy show," and it
took place at 8 p.m. in the Science Center. It was organized by Harrison R.
Greenbaum ’08 and David W. Ingber ’07, and sponsored by Wis.Dm, an online
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