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Comedy Sportz Leaving The Establishment May 25

After eight years, Comedy Sportz is leaving The Establishment Theater, 220 19th Street, Rock Island.

“It is not the close of our shows just the venue,” said Patrick Adamson, director of Comedy Sportz Quad-Cities. “I don’t want to disclose the future locations for ComedySportz yet.”We are excited for the future,” Adamson added. “The team is on board and ready to rumble. We have so much love for the Establishment and Rock Island.”Comedy Sportz Leaving The Establishment May 25

Adamson declined to comment on potential new venues for the troupe, although there is speculation on two particular landing spots. The Spotlight Theater in Moline would certainly have the accommodations for Sportz, and it’s owned by Sportz player Brent Tubbs. There’s also the possibility of the old Daytrotter venue in downtown Davenport, which was just vacated by the New York-based Paste Magazine. It, also, is already set up as a performance venue, and the downtown area has a considerable amount of foot traffic.

Comedy Sportz Leaving The Establishment May 25As for what might be going into The Establishment, there is likewise nothing but speculation at this point. Two entrepreneurs have approached the city of Rock Island about opening up a country music bar in the downtown, and were looking at the massive bar space once occupied by such notable venues as the Thirsty Beaver. The Establishment would provide similar amenities albeit with a smaller square footage and likewise a smaller utility bill and upkeep. However, at this point, that’s all just speculation.

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Comedy Sportz Leaving The Establishment May 25

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Sean Leary Director of Digital Media

Sean Leary is an author, director, artist, musician, producer and entrepreneur who has been writing professionally since debuting at age 11 in the pages of the Comics Buyers Guide. An honors graduate of the University of Southern California masters program, he has written over 50 books including the best-sellers The Arimathean, Every Number is Lucky to Someone and We Are All Characters.

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