Lil Duval

Ticket Policy:
Seating is first-come/first-serve at Managementʼs discretion.  
All tables (including VIP) are generally considered to be shared.  If youʼve purchased fewer than 4 tickets you will likely be sat with another party at the same table.  You will need to purchase all 4 seats if you would like to guarantee your own private 4-person table.
If you wish to sit with another party, you may request so in the notes section of your order and we will do our best to accommodate.  You may also call our Box Office during operating hours or by emailing denver.boxoffice@improv.com. We cannot guarantee large groups who arrive incomplete will be sat together.  It is strongly recommended that large parties meet in our front lobby before entering the showroom together.
Out of respect for our artists and your fellow guests, doors will close 30 minutes after each show’s scheduled start.  At that time entry/re-entry will not be permitted should you arrive late or choose to leave the building for any reason once admitted.
All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.  No Exceptions.
There is a 2-item minimum purchase required, per person inside the showroom.

PLEASE NOTE: 
Disruptive behavior of any kind will not be tolerated and could lead to ejection from the showroom without refund and without warning.  Again, refunds will not be issued to guests removed from the showroom.
“Disruptive Behavior” includes but is not limited to: 
-Heckling
-Excessive “Table Talk”
-Smoking/Vaping Inside 
-Refusing to share your table if all 4 seats have not been purchased in advance
-Inappropriate or in any way aggressive behavior towards fellow guests or staff, at Management’s discretion
-Photo/Video Recording***
-Live Streaming***
***Permission to take Photos/Recordings/Live Stream may be granted at the sole discretion of the General Manager. 

About the Artist: 
Celebrities arenʼt exactly pouring out of Jacksonville, Florida but thatʼs only made Roland Powellʼs grind more ferocious. Proclaiming himself “Lil Duval” after the county from which he hails, he has literally put his home turf on his back as he touches every nook and cranny available with his special brand of humor.
A hilarious 2001 performance at a contest in Oakland caught the attention of Cedric the Entertainer. Lil Duval was invited to hit the road with Cedric.
During the tour, Lil Duval developed his signature routine “Stalkerʼs Anthem (Bitch U Mine).” Set to Musiq Soulchildʼs 2000 hit “Just Friends,” Lil Duval twists the original song, which preaches about taking it slow and making the girl comfortable, into a pressure-filled encounter at a club: “Girl I know this might sound strange/But let me know if Iʼm outta order, steppin to you this way/See I been buying you drinks for a while/And Iʼll let you know . . . . Bitch U Mine!”
He also released two underground comedy DVDs: Dat Boy Funny (2003) and Put Your Hands on Me (2005). Additionally, he appeared in Three 6 Mafiaʼs Choices II: The Setup as well as hot videos like T.I.ʼs “Rubberband Man,” “24s,” “Whatever You Like” and Yung Jocʼs “Itʼs Goin Down” and “Coffee Shop.”
Duval can currently be seen on the MTV series Guy Code, but heʼs not done yet. “Everything that you can do and even more that hasn’t been done yet” is a serious goal for him. “Whatever it is the people want me to do, I’m going to do it. And, I’m going to be the best at it,” he promises, refusing to rest until he reaches the pinnacle of “comedy at its finest.”

VIP Ticket Includes:
Preferred Seating