Upon entering the university patrons can see sight gags on screens from all the three
stooges movies.
Patrons are taken on a very short course in slapstick by comedic actors dressed as the three stooges, which include how to do a prat fall and how to throw a pie.There is a giant shooting gallery type stall where patrons can throw pies at their least favorite celebrities. Imagine throwing a pie at Hillary Clinton, Bill O’Reilly, Governor Arnold, Darth Vader, Cruella Deville, Keith Olberman,
Dennis Miller, Glenn Beck, Bart Simpson, and/or Marilyn Manson, Dracula, a teacher, as proctologist, the tax man, and a dentist.
Additionally there is a room where family members don plastic raincoats & can throw pies at each other.
At the conclusion of the university course patrons receive a diploma and a photo of themselves with the three stooges. They will go out of there "graduates" of the School of Slapstick.
nearby and a stage featuring a crazy nonstop talent show.
Diners have a computer screen in their tables so they can vote for the act they don’t like.
The computer trips when enough of the people in the hall vote an act off the stage. The stage revolves and a new act is on the
reverse side of the stage.
This computer voting is not pure as this is an entertainment and the acts are booked for their various skills at strange and inventive performances, mostly culled from “America’s Got Talent” type shows and actual auditions held in the hall.
At any given table two of the school of comedy alumni might start up as actual customers and engage the patrons in a scene
like in “Tony and Tina’s Wedding”. “Jesters” features authentic comedy memorabilia decor and the menu is a hoot..But the food is great.
As the daily patrons of "The Comedy Hall of Fame" find their way back through the hilarious attractions and encounter the mechanical talking parrots...the mimes being chased and locked up...the photo booth that asked you to pull the weirdest face of the week & win a prize, they come back to the main Concession Hall where they pick up the DVD's of their performances and can visit the coffee shop and Comedy Video Library where a massive array of comedy material is available.
Adjacent to the Concession Hall, they can look in the radio and television news booths, where various inductees into the "Comedy Hall of Fame" are interviewed on a daily basis, and there's always something going on.
"The International Comedy Hall Of Fame" will always leave 'em laughing....
That's our job, and we wouldn't want it any other way...
Patrons are invited to choose from a list a scene from a favorite television sitcom.
Say you pick “Seinfeld”...
The patron stands in front of a green screen and are shown two or three lines which they will recite like:
“I didn’t know the dog was there?”
or
“I told you that would happen”
or
“Don’t make me laugh!”
or
“I know you didn’t mean that!”
or
“Kramer you’re a loser!”
They are then computer generated into a Seinfeld scene making it appear as if they were actually in that episode.
The finished professional result on DVD can be purchased on the way out at the ICHF concession hall.
During family hours it is sectioned off as a 200 seat theatre for a series of 20 minute re-enactments of the best loved comedy scenes from motion pictures and television
You’ll meet Lucy & Desi plus the bean eating scene from “Blazing Saddles” and a scene from "Saved by the Bell" and
and something from “All in the Family” and “That 70’s show...
These shows and many more, rotate.
Patrons will have their photos taken with the look-a-likes after the show.
Later the versatile “Tribute Theater” opens up to a 500 seater and becomes the night- time “Comedy Theater.”
After eight pm it features a live variety format that includes the very latest stand-up comedians and an array of fast gags and gals.
Two shows a night at eight and ten-thirty. Comedians rotate each week.
***The main stage (using the latest in high tech hydraulics) can be transformed into a state of the art television studio. This would include editing facilities.
(A franchise in the making)
Attached to the live theatre complex is a exclusive and sophisticated late night show bar. Comprised of a long bar plus private booths and an open communal area.
This bar and the theatre can also be reached from "The Comedy Walk Of Fame" through a separate and exclusive entrance...
"The Tag Line" will become the watering hole for the show people in Vegas and their guests. It will be "the" place to see the celebrities.
It will feature a piano bar and will always have quiet sophisticated music happening. It will have an exclusive feel to it. Photos of the comedy greats will be everywhere..."The Tag Line" will be exclusive and sexy, and not at all like the loud brassy Vegas club scene. Dressing up will come back here.
Best Movie comedy. / Best TV comedy. / Best actor in a comedy movie / Best actress in a comedy movie/Same for TV/ Best comedy scene in a movie/Best cable comedy/Best stand up routine, male/Best stand up routine, female/Best web comedy/Best radio comedy/Best writers/Best producer/Best director etc...
Inductees will be introduced by today's freshest and most popular comics. Robin Williams will induct Jonathan Winters, Dane Cook will induct Steve Martin, Ellen DeGeneres will induct Phyllis Diller, Desi Arnaz Jr. will induct Lucy posthumously, David Letterman will induct Johnny Carson posthumously, Craig Ferguson will induct David Letterman etc.
This will be a heartwarming and hilarious off the cuff show.
