PROFILES: Air Tabigue
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Air Tabigue is a Filipino-American who was born and raised in Long Island NY. It is no surprise to his family and friends that he is a stand up comic. Throughout his life, he has had the natural ability to make people laugh in any given moment. Now as a comedian he is quickly rising in the comedy world. Air has performed in all the major comedy clubs of NY. He has also performed in Hawaii, L.A., Houston and Atlanta. He has appeared on FOX, NBC, and Radio specials. And has even shared the stage with comedian Jerry Seinfeld.
He was also the 2004 Eastern Division WINNER of the First Pan Asian-American stand up comedy competition held in NYC by Takeout Comedy. He then competed in the National Finals in Hawaii at Xentopia 2004
Air was also featured on the NBC documentary Jane's New York about the comedy scene in New York, which also featured comics Colin Quinn, Jackie Mason, and others.
Air connects with the audience as he jokes about and pokes fun at almost everything in everyday life with his own unique comedy style and animated stage presence. Everybody needs "Air" in their lives!
He was also the 2004 Eastern Division WINNER of the First Pan Asian-American stand up comedy competition held in NYC by Takeout Comedy. He then competed in the National Finals in Hawaii at Xentopia 2004
Air was also featured on the NBC documentary Jane's New York about the comedy scene in New York, which also featured comics Colin Quinn, Jackie Mason, and others.
Air connects with the audience as he jokes about and pokes fun at almost everything in everyday life with his own unique comedy style and animated stage presence. Everybody needs "Air" in their lives!
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marc858
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Do you speak United States? hahahah I like that one
- 4 years ago
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marc858
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mummy
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I would greenlight this series, but that option isn't available. I am a Eurasian American (half Chinese and half English, Welsh, and Irish) and my son is also, but he is half Filipino. I would love to see more profiles in this series! I sort of relate to the story from the Indian-American film maker.. I reunited with my Taiwanese father when I was 17. My high school graduation was the first time I had seen him since my parents seperated when I was about 5 years old, except for 3 days during my 9th birthday. Until I was 17, I had no contact or idea where he was.
- 6 years ago
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mummy
