The laughs are coming to Auburn when Homebrewed Comedy hits the stage in the speakeasy at Prison City Brewery on Thursday, Oct. 2. Alan Moreau is headlining and Glenn Ginish and host Mike Peters will be there, too.
Tickets are $5 and available online. Seating at the State Street location begins at 5 p.m., and the show starts at 7. A limited dinner menu is available.
Only 50 tickets are available. No reservations will be taken.
About the comedians:
Mike Peters, a Binghamton comedian, specializes in self-deprecating, observational humor. A contributor for Funny or Die, Peters is the founder of Homebrewed Comedy. He hosts at the Syracuse Funny Bone and Wise Crackers in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., won the Utica Brews Laugh Contest and Uptown Roast Battle and opened for Super Troopers’ Rabbit, Erik Stolhanske and Gilbert Gottfried. Peters produces shows all over New York and hosts his weekly podcasts, On the Mic with Mike Peters and It’s About Time: A Sopranos Watch Podcast.
Glenn Ginish is a Boston based stand-up comedian, professional overthinker and part-time expert in things nobody asked about. Known for his sharp wit, dry delivery and the uncanny ability to turn everyday disasters into laugh-out-loud therapy sessions, Glenn’s comedy is equal parts self-deprecating and sneakily insightful.
Alan Moreau has a reputation for his quick wit and clever storytelling, all while presenting it in a trademark stream-of-consciousness style. Moreau first honed his comedic chops riding the bench for his college basketball team and has now turned those skills into a career. The Rhode Island native’s confident yet charming demeanor has become a staple in the New England comedy landscape, performing at various venues, including COMIX Mohegan Sun, the Rhode Island Comedy Connection, Laugh Boston and the historic Nick’s Comedy Stop in Boston. From high school lock-ins to bachelor parties, Moreau is able to adapt his style for any opportunity. Moreau has been a feature performer in the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival and Portland Comedy Festival. He’s opened for Mark Normand, Joe List, Jenny Zigrino, Adam Conover, Amir K and Paul Mecurio.
