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Katherine Langford
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Sal Vulcano gives Northrop Auditorium crowd a comic relief for homecoming — Bloomington Dining news

On Friday, Sal Vulcano headlined the University of Minnesota’s homecoming celebrations, with a stand-up comedy routine alongside opening act Wally Baram of “Overcompensating” fame. Sal Vulcano, known for his role in the hit comedy show “Impractical Jokers,” began his stand-up tour “Everything’s Fine” in the fall of 2024, continuing the series through this year. He also released the stand-up comedy special “Terrified” just months before his tour to moderate acclaim.  Attendees await Vulcano’s Friday set as the Homecoming Parade comes to a close. (Image by Nate Unger) Despite his rise to fame on “Impractical Jokers,” his routine focused more on his current life, including being a husband and dad. He also incorporated local humor and University culture in his routine, at one point joking about the dining hall experience at Comstock Hall. Wally Baram, who opened for Vulcano’s routine, is a comedian and actress from New York City. Currently, she is most notable for her role in the Amazo

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