Comedians Join Forces to Raise Money for End Dependence at the Ricardo Montalban Theatre
The famed Ricardo Montalban Theatre in Hollywood is the place to be on Saturday, May 17, 208 as six of the hottest comedians hit the stage for a great cause.
The fundraiser will be a full night of laughs, hosted by Jay Davis (Dane Cook’s “Tourgasm” and Laugh Factory’s “Life of the Party”) and will raise awareness and funds for End Dependence.
The all-star lineup includes Mick Betancourt (HBO, Comedy Central), Todd Glass (Conan O’Brien, Sarah Silverman Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live), Bret Ernst (Vince Vaughn’s “Wild West Show,” The Comedy Store), John Roy (“Craig Ferguson,” “The Tonight Show”), and Tracy MacDonald (“Star Search” Grand Champion, Spike TV).
Other celebrities expected to attend include: Brande Roderick, Pauly Shore, Traci Bingham, Jeff Bozz, Alana Curry, Vincent de Paul, Lisa FOXX, George Gray, Marcus Allen, Eddie Steeples, Ian Ziering, Katie Lohman, Simona Fusco and Annie Wood.
The night will be feature innovative comedic styles, as well as a pre and post-show reception, giving guests a chance to mingle with celebrities, figures in the comedy business and top business executives.
End Dependence – started in February 2007 - is a 501(c)3 public benefit organization which greatly assists individuals whose lives have been destroyed by substance dependency.
In its first year, End Dependence provided financial grants for 31 individuals, and hopes to increase that number this year. Los Angeles County is an area the organization hopes to focus on, as methamphetamine abuse is an epidemic.
The organization aims to give individuals access to innovative and biologic therapies for treatment of addiction.
“Innovative treatments are the gateway to long-term recovery. Without the biologic component, it’s extremely difficult for even the most motivated individuals to live drug-free. We offer
that piece of the puzzle and it has had a profound impact on people’s lives,” says Kim Zanti, Executive Director of End Dependence.
General Admission Tickets are available for $50.00 - $75.00. VIP Tickets – which include orchestra seating and entrance to the VIP pre & post-receptions - are available for $125.00.
For more information or to purchase tickets, call (323) 461-0663 or visit www.ricardomontalban.org/tickets.htm.
The Ricardo Montalban Theatre is located at 1615 Vine Street in Hollywood.
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