Baton Rouge’s first Black-owned comedy club fulfills entrepreneur’s vision

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Baton Rouge entrepreneur and retired comedian Shedrick “Seddy Sed” Marshall has always wanted to open his own comedy club. When he first started his stand-up career in 2001, he remembers writing down this goal on a vision board.  That vision came to life this past January when Marshall opened Silly Rabbit Comedy Club, a Baton

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