
Mark your calendars! Friday, May 12, you don’t want to miss Jimmy Krenn’s return to the Oaks Theater! The show begins at 8:00pm with opener Derrick Knopsnyder. Ticket prices range from $20 to $27 VIP front table seats.
Buy tickets here: https://www.showclix.com/event/jim-krenn
Continue your holiday celebrations on Easter Monday, April 17 – a.k.a. Dyngus Day. This Polish Easter tradition will be held at Polish Falcons on the South Side and include emcee Jimmy Krenn, music, and some good eats and drinks including pierogis, kielbasa and beer.
In Poland, Easter Monday is known as Smigus Dyngus or Lany Poniedzialek. In the US, Dyngus Day is a celebration of Polish culture, heritage and tradition. Along with Pittsburgh, there are celebrations in Buffalo, Chicago and Cleveland.
The full event runs from 2:00pm to 8:00pm, and Jimmy will be emceeing from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
Find more details here:
http://www.sopghreporter.com/story/2017/03/28/news/celebrate-dyngus-day-at-the-polish-falcons/17602.html
PFA Nest 8
60 S. 18th St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
March 24, 2017
In this episode, Jim Krenn is in Los Angeles, talking with his friend Greg Nicotero, special make-up effects creator, television producer and director. Jim and Greg talk about Greg coming from Pittsburgh to Los Angeles, the movie business, The Walking Dead, and so much more…
Ep #166 / March 15, 2017
In this episode, Jim Krenn is on the road, out of Pittsburgh and in Los Angeles for some stand-up comedy gigs. He’s recording from the backyard of comedian and musician Mark Eddie, talking comedy in LA, Pittsburgh, and on the road…
Pittsburgh’s Jim Krenn headed to Jersey City this week for the Golden Door International Film Festival. He appeared at the Opening Night Red Carpet, which included a screening of a new movie he’s featured in, “Another You.” Jimmy plays Professor Davis in the film, which follows Sydney Jameson, a young science major who finds a way to use the theory of Déjà vu to explore her past mistakes.
Find more details on the Golden Door Film Festival website and in The Jersey Journal. And check out some of Jimmy’s own photos from the Festival: