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THE Tim Coston

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Tim Coston

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  • Born
    December 15, 1970 · Kailua, Hawaii, USA
  • Birth name
    Timothy Coston

Biography

  • Tim Coston was born on December 15, 1970 in Kailua, Hawaii, USA. He is a producer, known for Dust Up (2012), Kindle Fluid: Fred 62 (2012) and Kindle Fluid: Street Walk (2012).

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      ?(1995? - present)

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  • Creator and Founder of the New Orleans Comedy Festival (1998-2004)

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  • I started doing comedy in 1996 in New Orleans, Louisiana. There weren't any established comedy clubs in town at that time, so it was a matter of getting stage time from other comedians that ran one-nighters at local bars. The crowds in New Orleans were a great starting place for a beginner comedian because they were always changing, so you had to quickly learn to flow with the crowd. After a couple of years doing comedy around the city, I ventured out to the rest of the states and became a road comic - opening or featuring wherever I could get the work. I would come home after a week's run and be either ahead by 50 to 100 bucks, or break even. I was lucky because I had a wife who had a job! Plus, I figured it was my way of paying my dues as a comic. Trust me - others have paid their dues in worse ways.

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