Welcome to the 21+ Charity Comedy Night at Barley House! Join us for a night of laughter and fun, all for a great cause - benefiting Children's Hospital at Dartmouth. Get ready to enjoy hilarious stand-up acts while supporting a worthy charity. The event will be a kick off of Burger Fest and will take place at The Barley House Restaurant & Tavern, so come on down for a night of laughs and giving back!
Your comedians for the evening are:
Host, Mark Moccia. Mark is the founder of Moccia Comedy Productions and has, as of this writing, raised $66,000 in just over one year for local charities from Boston to Vermont!
Headliner, Steve Scarfo. Steve Scarfo is a 20+ year veteran of the Boston Comedy Scene, noticed by The Boston Globe at his first performance. He has worked all over New England, including Comedy Connection in Boston and Portland, Nicks Comedy Stop in Boston, Laugh Boston, Comix, North Shore Comedy and Headliners Comedy Clubs, Laugh New England and with Laugh Riots Productions. Steve has worked with many national acts including: Dave Coulier, Victoria Jackson, Jeff Dunham, Lenny Clarke and Bob Marley. Steve also appeared in the A&E real life drama ‘Caesars 24 / 7’, figured prominently in the Red Sox World Series MasterCard commercial, and appears in several movies including “Fever Pitch,” “The Departed” and “The Fighter.”
Featuring:
Bill Douglas. Bill Douglas. By day, he is a middle school science teacher. At night...he’s still a middle school science teacher. But he travels all around New England, the Midwest, and even San Francisco performing comedy. He has opened for Steve Bjork, Mitch Stinson, and Paul D’Angelo. For more than thirty years, twelve years olds have prepared him for people NOT laughing at his jokes.
Kaile Krenzer. Kaile is an up and coming comedian from Nottingham NH. Currently a student at UNH, Kaile has already made a name for herself performing at Mohegan Sun and all over the seacoast.
Uzair Malik. Uzair Malik is a writer and up-and-coming stand-up comedian in the Boston comedy scene. He performs all over the East Coast and can do a very good Indian accent. His dark yet silly sense of humor is yet to be appreciated by his father.
