21+ Charity Comedy Night @ Sea Dog Exeter to benefit Lucy's Love Bus!

Welcome to the 21+ Charity Comedy Night at Sea Dog Exeter! Join us for a night of laughter and fun, all for a great cause benefiting Lucy's Love Bus. Head down to Sea Dog Brewing Company on Water Street in Exeter, NH, USA, for a night of hilarious comedy while supporting a wonderful charity. Don't miss out on this opportunity to have a great time while making a difference! Thanks to the generous sponsorship of real estate agent Tami Mallett (website: Tami Mallett Real Estate | New Hampshire, Massachusetts, & Maine Homes | Results That Move You! - Results That Move You!), 100% of all ticket sales from this show will go directly to Lucy's Love Bus!

Your comedians for the evening are:

Host, Mark Moccia.

Featuring:

Rich DiPippo. Rich's wife will grudgingly tell you he's funny while rolling her eyes. His kids will tell you he tells dad jokes, but he would like to point out that just because a dad tells a joke does NOT automatically make it a dad joke. He takes great pride in NEVER having done the "Hi hungry, I'm dad" bit.

Will Hogan. Will Hogan is a Boston based comedian, and runs a weekly show in Dorchester at Dot Tavern.

Emily Mame. Emily Mame Ford is a comedian, originally from New Hampshire, that can be seen all around New England. She started doing comedy in 2018 after a concussion she got while taking her dog out…she's never known how to yo-yo so why would she know how to walk the dog properly?! Emily is also a software engineer and brings light to the fact that she’s a woman in such a male dominated field. Emily's performances on stage are a reflection of her vibrant personality and razor-sharp wit, leaving her audiences in stitches and with a profound admiration for her comedic talents. Whether she's describing relatable stories, clever observations, or bringing light to the tech world, Emily's comedic prowess continues to soar to new heights, making her a true force to be reckoned with in the world of comedy.

Amma Marfo. After years of writing about comedy for The Interrobang, Splitsider, and her own website, Amma decided to take to the stage – on the nudge of a dare set for her by her podcast co-hosts. Seven years later, she’s appeared at Newport, RI’s Rogue Island Comedy Festival, NYC’s Black Women in Comedy Laff Fest, Austin, TX’s Lysistrata Comedy Festival, and Toronto’s Far from Here Festival. She’s a co-producer and co-founder of FODball Productions, a series of mics and shows dedicated to showcasing “FOD-ball” comedians (or those who are typically the ‘first, only, or different’ of their kind on comedy lineups), and as of January 2022 is hosting Pantry Raid Comedy, an online comedy show that allows comedians to share their favorite jokes” – and their strongest food-based opinions – presented by Comedy Hub. Her debut half hour, “Enjoy Your Nachos,” was released in February 2023.

Sarah Mather. Sarah Mather is an up and coming comic who jokes about failures in dating, her time spent living in Russia and China, and things that are probably an over share but at the very least a HIPPA violation. When told that she was going to try stand up, Sarah’s therapist said he “just didn’t see [her] that way” so she now does comedy solely out of spite. When not performing, Sarah lives in Maine and works in special education administration.

Sam Pelletier. A veteran of the New England comedy scene, Sam Pelletier has been bringing his unique blend of observation and relatability to clubs, colleges, and corporate events for over a decade. Originally from the (somewhat) great state of Maine, Sam won the Cellar on Treadwell competition in 2023, and was a finalist in the New England’s Funniest Comedian Competition 2021, placing in the top five out of over 100 contestants. He has opened for numerous national headline acts, including Dave Russo, Shane Torres, and Jake the Snake Roberts. Sam has been featured in the Green Mountain Comedy Festival, the Maine Comedy Festival, and the Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival in San Francisco. His hobbies include hiking and being a good listener.

Brian Plumb. Brian is a local comedian who has shared stage with national headliners Nate Bargatze, Brad Williams and Doug Stanhope. He performs regularly all over New England.