Our First Annual Comedy Night at the Holcomb Farm is Saturday, February 20. Enjoy a night of laughter and fun in the company of friends as we have arranged for two of NYC's top comedians to perform right here in Granby.
Snacks and Desserts will be provided courtesy of our event sponsor, Lite'n'Up Eatery. Beer, wine and well drinks will be available for purchase.
Purchase a table of 8 for your group or purchase individual seats and your seating will be assigned.
About Rob Ryan: Rob Ryan, like many comedy greats, hails from Long Island and has taken New York City by storm. In this past year, Rob has hit the air waves appearing on “LAUGHS” on FOX and “Gotham Comedy Live” on AXStv performing original stand-up material. He’s also been featured on Radio and Television ads as an hilarious spokesman for “SHEETZ” gas and convenient stores. He is a presence in the New York scene performing nightly at the Broadway and New York Comedy Clubs, The Comic Strip, Gotham and others. Rob Ryan’s style is a perfect blend of clean, relatable observational humor wrapped in an energetic delivery. Audiences love that Rob not only shares the thoughts parading through his mind but he shows them, with vivid characters and spot on delivery. Rob’s intelligent witticisms combined with his infectious story telling make his shows not only entertaining but unforgettable. To tell you any more though would be giving it away.
About Mike Burton: Mike Burton has been doing comedy since the mid-nineties. First working in the clubs in New York City then performing all over the country in clubs, colleges and theaters. He has become known as a comic whose act you don't want to miss. He has been on TV, been in independent feature films and several commercials. Mike has filled in as a warm-up comic on several daytime talk shows such as Rachel Ray, The Chew, Meredith and The View and was the regular warm-up for ABC's The Revolution. Most recently he was the regular warm-up for Bethenny. His high energy act, storytelling, and facial expressions endear him to audiences and have them readily waiting to see him again.