David Cross will bring his bizarre humor to San Antonio's Stable Hall on Friday

Cross is famous for his roles in "Arrested Development" and "Mr. Show with Bob and David."

click to enlarge Cross delivers a routine during a standup performance. - Instagram / @davidcrossofficial
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Cross delivers a routine during a standup performance.
Emmy Award-winning comedian David Cross is a certifiably funny guy.

Some might know him for his standup specials, others as the never-nude Tobias Fünke on the hilarious series Arrested Development. Still others might recognize him from the daring and daffy '90s sketch comedy show he co-wrote and co-starred in with Better Call Saul star Bob Odenkirk, Mr. Show with Bob & David.

Now, Cross will bring his bizarre humor to San Antonio with a standup show at Stable Hall this Friday. The performance is part of his The End of the Beginning of the End comedy tour.

David Cross will be joined by special guest Sean Patton, currently starring in the FX comedy series English Teacher.

However, there's one caveat for the evening that's no laughing matter. It's a phone-free event, and anyone caught using a cellphone, smart watch, camera or recording device during the show will be immediately escorted out of the venue, according to organizers.

When it comes to comedy, Cross has impressive bonafides, including a Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Writing on The Ben Stiller Show. He also received additional Emmy nominations for Mr. Show with Bob and David. Arrested Development won five Emmys for its first season, and Cross has even been nominated for two Grammy Awards for his standup work.

Stable Hall's floor will be converted into reserved seating for this fully-seated, 18-and-up show.

$49 and up, 7 p.m. (doors), 8 p.m. (show) Friday, Sept. 27, Stable Hall, 307 Pearl Parkway, stablehall.com.

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