Stand-up Comedy at Bazaar Café with Danny Dechi and Friends! November 17, 2010

Danny Dechi's stand-up comedy has been described as "Woody Allen doing vaudeville". His humor, most often directed at himself, is a quirky combination of clean comedy & a unique #2 pencil musical act.

Danny arrived to the Bay Area from Argentina when he was only 6 years old. (My grandfather moved to Argentina because he heard America is a land of opportunity. Unfortunately, he had the wrong America.) The experience of growing up in San Francisco has warped him forever - he's been an enthusiastic element of San Francisco's weird and wonderful performing scene.

His Blinky the Rock God character showed up at open mics, the comedy stages and underground theater (Popcorn Anti-Theater), and soon Danny was performing (as Blinky, himself & Howard Stone's Show One Man Orchestra) all over the Bay area several times per week, including such classic comedy clubs as Punchline, Purple Onion, Rooster T. Feathers, Throckmorton Theatre, and the up and coming ones, such as The Comedy Station.

In addition, Danny acted in several theater plays with the San Francisco Free Civic Theatre (theater group), had appeared in TV commercials (the latest one for the San Francisco Giants), and has written a hilarious semi-autobiographical book "I Didn't want to pay for Rent-A-Car".

Currently, Danny Dechi performs his stand-up and musical act throughout the Bay Area, is still the One Man Orchestra for the Howard Stone Show, and he hosts "Danny Dechi and Friends" showcase every Saturday night at the Comedy Station in San Francisco. His one-man comedy play will premier in late August, also at the Comedy Station. He can perform any tunes, from rock-n-roll to classical pieces, by drumming a #2 pencil on his cheek, and is considering recording his first musical CD.
Danny is the author of the hilarious book: "I Didn't Want to Pay for a Rent-A-Car". Danny was also inducted into the 24th edition of Who’s Who in the East.

Official Website: http://www.danieldechi.com/