Paul Reiser coming to Arlington, back to his standup 'roots'
Paul Reiser's career has arguably never been hotter. Likely best known for creating and starring in the hit TV series, “Mad About You” - available on Amazon Prime, his acting credits have exploded again over the past few years.
Paul was recently nominated for an Emmy for his work in Netflix’s “The Kominsky Method." He played Dr. Sam Owens in season 4 of the global phenomenon “Stranger Things” - which broke streaming viewing records. But Paul's roots are in stand-up comedy. And he's carved some time in his schedule to hit the road.
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