Comedian Bert Kreischer

Comedian Bert Kreischer ("Trip Flip") Brings the Party to Baltimore Comedy Factory

He's had the hair on his behind removed with hot wax live on TV, and moonlighted as a rodeo clown ... where he had his hairless behind handed to him by a raging bull. On a college field trip to Moscow, he once got so wasted that he accidentally joined the Russian mob in an honest-to-goodness heist. We've all had that friend with the so-crazy-they've-gotta-be-true stories, but Bert "The Machine" Kreischer's wild tales are truly in a league of their own. Once named "Rolling Stone"'s Number One Partier in the Nation, Kreischer is a hilarious stand-up comic and self-proclaimed "perpetual man-child" who served as the inspiration for National Lampoon's "Van Wilder". He's also the host of the Travel Channel's "Trip Flip", his latest crazy show in a career that includes the hit series "Hurt Bert" and "Bert the Conqueror". Now Kreischer brings the party to the stage of the Baltimore Comedy Factory.