Fugettaboutit!!!

Tony Calabrese builds his set around the grievances of a man whose body and patience clocked out at roughly the same time. The premises run on petty irritation: vacations should never require walking, modern aging is an indignity, and the Catholic Church electing a non-Italian Pope felt like an ethnic slight. A San Diego club regular and former commercial bank president who turned to stand-up in midlife, Calabrese recorded the thirty-six-minute performance for Dry Bar Comedy in Provo, Utah. He focuses on classic club subjects like weight gain, decades of marriage, and treating the AARP like an organized crime family, relying on broad physical exasperation rather than subtlety.