Over forty years headlining A-List comedy clubs. Opening act for over sixty internationally known recording acts. Co-starred in Showtime's Godfathers of Comedy.
Catch Paul live at these upcoming venues.
fundraiser for Christina Delisio, Candidate for Mass. House of Representatives, 5th Essex and Micah Q Jones, candidate for U.S. Congress, 6th district; with Mitch Stinson and Steve Linehan
Paul D'Angelo headlines at Giggles Comedy Club with Chris Pennie and Bill Farrell.
Paul D'Angelo headlines at Giggles Comedy Club with Lenny Clarke and Bill Farrell.
A fundraiser for the Winchester Republican Town Committee at Woburn Country Club.
2 shows that night, plus auctions and raffles to raise funds for comedian Johnny Pizzi
Celebrating the Italian Brotherhood's 65th anniversary at the Roma Restaurant.
Paul's 12th Annual New Year's Eve Comedy Show, with special guest Erin Lynch.
Over 300 stand-up videos on Paul's YouTube page. Here are just a few samples.
Drunk at the lodge, hungover at dawn, layered up like the Michelin Man with four zippers to navigate. Paul's first (and last) ski trip ends with a dip in the indoor pool — and a lifeguard whistle.
One innocent grilled cheese leads to Ex-Lax, Preparation H, Viagra, garlic pills, birth control, and a joint — a cascading disaster of side effects that ends exactly where it began.
The Pledge of Allegiance dismantled word by word: "I" is too skinny, "pledge" is a furniture polish, "flag" rhymes with something unfortunate, and "indivisible" is cruel to kids with speech impediments.
Paul gives his hard-of-hearing father directions from LAX using only murders and disaster sites as landmarks — Manson, OJ, Menendez, Phil Hartman, John Belushi, and a note on where the Crips switch to Bloods.
A dragonfly lands on the deck and Paul's girlfriend swears it's a dead relative visiting. An hour later there's a hundred dragonflies and Paul has to break the news — a bird just ate your grandmother.
Paul's friends convince him to try rollerblading — he nearly gets hit by a bus, then water skiing — where he loses his skis, his bathing suit, and discovers water can come in one end and out the other. From the Court Jester DVD.
My talented friend, Kevin Gillespie, took some of my comedy routines and added graphics to them. This is just a small sample, but many others can be found on my YouTube channel and Facebook Fan Page.
Paul walks through the elaborate thought process behind buying a girlfriend a gift certificate — a spiraling fantasy of resentment, breakup, murder, and eventual single-man optimism that somehow ends up at the safest gift of all. Kevin Gillespie AI video.
Two people after a breakup tell two completely opposite stories. She says he's an idiot who never listens. He says she's a genius who thinks she knows everything. Paul breaks down the beautiful art of blaming the other person. Kevin Gillespie AI video.
Paul pitches a realistic adult theme park built on a landfill in Newark — no parking, DMV lines that never end, bills on treadmills, and an IRS ride that feels exactly like April. Kevin Gillespie AI video.
What's in your apartment that you'd need to explain if you suddenly died? Paul imagines the nice guy who gets hit by a bus after hiding a bachelor party sex toy in his sock drawer. Kevin Gillespie AI video.
A few of Paul's favorites. Enjoy and share the laughs. You can see hundreds of other hilarious memes and experience new content at Paul's Facebook Fan Page.
DVDs and CDs — recorded live in front of sold-out crowds. Available for purchase or streaming.
Paul's 2nd CD release, recorded live at Giggles Comedy Club in Saugus, MA (Oct 2011). 24 tracks including the fan-favorite title track.
Paul's classic 1st CD re-recorded with improved audio quality. Recorded live at Giggles Comedy Club (Mar 2013). 23 tracks including Daylight Savings Time and Grilled Cheese Sandwich.
Recorded at the historic Larcom Theatre in Beverly, MA (Apr 2014). Paul's 2nd DVD features 39 tracks of all-new material, directed by Bob Lewis with original music by Lunch Special Music.
Paul's debut DVD, recorded at a sold-out Tupelo Music Hall in Londonderry, NH. A 50-minute performance that earned an enthusiastic standing ovation. Filmed by Rob Kirwan.