Comedian David Spade's sarcasm and quick wit are an audience favorite as he was loved for years performing in sketch comedy on Saturday Night Live. David Spade is also a celebrated film star. His film credits include “Tommy Boy” and “Joe Dirt.”

Spade appears on stage wearing comfortable clothing, usually just jeans and a baseball hat. This informal style makes the audience feel at home and doesn’t intimidate like some of the bigger name headliners in town. Spade starred on Saturday Night Live from 1990 to 1996, during this time he became close friends with co-star Chris Farley. He and Farley performed together in movies such as Tommy Boy and Black Sheep.  Shortly after, Spade soon took a role on the hit sitcom Just Shoot Me! which ran for seven seasons and won David Spade several Emmy and Golden Globe Award nominations.

He is most famous for the sarcastic characters that he plays. On Saturday Night Live his most famous roles included an airline stewardess who only said “buh-bye” as people were leaving and annoyingly would not answer any of their questions. He also was famous for playing Dick Clark’s receptionist who would ask extremely recognizable people, “And you are?” His stand-up act also follows suit with these characters. Spade uses mostly real life situations that have actually happened to him and just adds to them making them extremely funny and sarcastic. His show also pokes fun at many Vegas stereotypes that the audience is sure to enjoy.

Why David Spade?
David Spade is absolutely hilarious, while his dead-pan delivery, trademark blend of sarcasm, and outrageous wit make his Vegas show a must-see on the stand-up circuit. The Vegas strip in very excited to welcome David Spade to the Las Vegas show scene, and audiences leave in stitches every time he comes through town. David Spade has been on the Vegas strip enough times to generate a great pipeline of material, making fun of everything from the Hard Rock Hotel’s raucous pool scene, to the fact that there is another landmark bulldozed during every one of his visit’s to do a Vegas show. If you are a fan of true, laugh-out-loud until your rib cage hurts, hilarious stand-up comedy, David Spade brings it full-force to the Vegas strip.