Jim McCue went viral this year with his DryBar special “nothing personal” which has had over 4 million views, Jim has been featured on Comedy Central, Comcast Comedy Spotlight, NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” RedEye on Fox news, Live at Gotham AXS and Jim has made several appearances on Bob and Tom show. Jim also founded and currently runs The Boston Comedy Festival.
with appearances by:
Liam Hales
Liam Hales is one of the biggest up-and-coming comics in the world right now…literally. A mountain of a man, he views the world through the lens of a ferocious Teddy Bear. He brings an infectious smile and energy with him to the stage.
He’s been doing stand up since college and like a fine wine is getting better with age. Originally from NH, he’s now back home in the Granite State after 15 years in Los Angeles.
Sit down, unwind and laugh with the Big Guy!
~ Peter Liu
Peter is one of Boston’s fastest rising comics. He majored in chemical engineering and minored in sadness. Now, he makes drugs by day and laughs at night. His comedy is quick, sharp and insightful. He has been featured on Don’t Tell Comedy and Amazon Prime. Peter performs regularly across New England at venues such as The Comedy Studio, the Comedy Connection, Laugh Boston, Patriot’s Place, Chunky’s, Headliners, McCue’s Comedy club and Mohegan Sun (Last ComiX Standing). He was a finalist at the Boston Comedy Festival and New England’s Funniest Person Contest, and was featured in the the World Comedy Expo in Chicago, Salem Comedy Festival and New York Underground Comedy Festivals. He has also performed across the country at the Comedy Store, Flapper’s Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, Greenwich Comedy Club, the Comedy Chateau, West Side Comedy Theatre, The Second City, the Laugh Factory.
~ Howie Nave
Known as ‘The Mistake by the Lake’ living in South Lake Tahoe, Howie Nave didn’t start out doing traditional stand up. His first national exposure came ala The Dr. Demento Show sending in his original, off-the-wall comedy songs (“Weird Al” Yankovic first came to prominence also through the Dr. Demento Show doing his parody songs). You might remember some of Howie’s original compositions that included “Your Father Was Once my Mother,” “I was Born the Wrong Religion all Because of Circumcision,” “I Want a Part Time Girl for Christmas” and “It’s Hard to be a Jewish Cowboy When You Want to Date a Country Girl” all from his CD, ‘I Can’t Believe I Sang That.’ Howie started opening for some pretty impressive artists that included Johnny Cash, George Strait, Trisha Yearwood, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins, “Weird Al” and Robin Williams. When Howie started doing comedy clubs he decided to keep the acoustic in his act as folks seemed to enjoy the variety of both his stand up with his original and parody comedic songs as well. Things really accelerated when Howie moved to Lake Tahoe being the host/emcee of The Improv Comedy Club which introduced him to even more major headliners. Soon after he was given his own South Lake Tahoe radio show, ‘Howie’s Morning Rush’ on Tahoe’s KRLT 93.9FM. When ever anyone came to Lake Tahoe to perform they all went on Howie’s show. That included singer/actor Michael Crawford (Phantom of the Opera), Oscar winning actors Jeff Bridges, Morgan Freeman, the late great blues legend Bo Diddley and George Thorogood. When they found out Howie was also a comedian he wound up opening for some of the guests he had on his radio show! Howie’s comedy includes a lot of observational material and given events of the past few years as you might guess has accumulated quite a repertoire. As Howie puts it, “Man, if ever there was a time to laugh NOW is that time.” Howie’s been on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend” and did two USO tours entertaining our troops in Iraq and Kuwait.
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