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Hollywood's Comedy Nights : ウィキペディア英語版
Hollywood's Comedy Nights

''Hollywood's Comedy Nights'' is the name of an English-language stand-up comedy show in Cologne, Germany.〔Lifestyle Magazine, Sixth Sense British Forces Newspaper, April 2004, P. 5-9〕〔(Hollywoods Comedy Nights )〕 The show was started by stand-up comedian, actor and MC Johnny "Hollywood" Rotnem,〔(Neue Seite 1 )〕 and has played in numerous venues since 2000. It has also been a part of the Cologne Comedy Festival since 2003,〔Cologne Comedy Festival Programme, 2003: P.38, 2004: P.43, 2005: P.48, 2006: P.52, 2007: p.63〕〔Express, 28 September 2004, P.23 "Hier lachen Sie richtig" para.4 "Internationale Gäste". Pub: Kölnischen Zeitung GmbH,〕 and claims to have been the first English-language stand-up comedy show in Germany.
==History==
"Hollywoods Comedy Nights" was originally founded by John "Hollywood" Rotnem to give himself and other comedians regular stage-time in which to practice and improve their act. Initially, just one German-language show was performed, monthly, at the Melody Club. On moving to Flanagan's in the Altstadt in 2004, the show became two separate monthly shows, one featuring German-language performers, the other featuring comedy in English, due to demand from the large British/American Forces and English-speaking expatriate community in the North Rhine Westphalen area. The show began featuring both local native-English-speaking comedians, German who wished to try their hand at English language comedy, and imported native-English comedians from the UK, US and Canada.
With the move to the Cologne Hard Rock Cafe, the show concentrated solely on English-language stand-up comedy, as the audience for the German-language show had dropped off, and because many people confused the English and German shows. A sister show, at Fiddlers Pub in Bonn-Endenich, started in March 2007.〔"Have you heard the one about....?" Rhine Magazine, March/April 2007,P.30〕〔(English-Network - Comedy Nights )〕 By mid-2007, a change of ownership and new limitations on live shows at the Hard Rock Cafe forced a change of venue, to the Alter Wartesaal at Cologne Hauptbahnhof. The large size of the Alter Wartesaal and the positioning of the show in the week (Mondays) made it extremely difficult to fill, and so only three shows took place there. The show then moved back to Flanagan's Irish Pub in the Altermarkt, not far from the Alter Wartesaal.
Many comedians have performed in the shows, such as Heinz Gröning(better known to German audiences as ''der Unglaubliche Heinz'', moderator of "Um Antwort wird Gebieten"(Comedy Central) and "FunkHaus" (WDR)),〔Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, No.236 Sat/Sun 11/12 Oct 2003 P.33 "Hollywoods komische Nacht"〕 Chris McCausland,〔Rhine Magazine, issue 5, Sept/Oct 2004,P.65〕 Steve Day and Pommy Johnson. The show features established English-speaking comedians, as well as giving German performers the chance to try their hand at performing in English.

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