YONDER COMEDY: The Sunday Show w/ Josh Rosenstein

Overview

Founded by Jeremy Alder, the Sunday Show w Josh Rosenstein features the best comedians from North Carolina and beyond bringing you a fun night of laughs and fun at the best bar in Hillsborough!

The monthly standup show at (7PM every fourth Sunday at Yonder in Hillsborough) has been voted best comedy show in Orange/Chatham County by INDY’s readers in 2024 and 2025.

Nov 23 - 7pm $15 tickets and clips at www.tinyurl.com/yondercomedy

Lineup features headliner Molly Brenner, travelling in to run material that will be taped in 2026. In her own words:

"I am a NY-based comedian. I create solo shows that have toured internationally, including at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Union Hall, Orlando Fringe Festival, 59E59 Theaters, Upright Citizens Brigade Theater and the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival.

I am a regular at New York Comedy Club and have been featured in the Limestone Comedy Festival, Women in Comedy Festival, SF Sketchfest, and Red Clay Comedy Festival.

I am the creator of the Human Resources series, which is an official selection of HollyWeb Festival, Independent Television Festival, NY Indie Theatre Film Festival, and NYC WebFest.

I am an extremely confident dancer and would welcome an invite to your wedding."

Molly has performed at some of the coolest venues and with some of the best comedians out there. She's getting ready to tape and we get to see it in person before it hits screens.

Supporting on the show is Jessica Abrams, a hilarious comic, writer, and actor whose credits include Lincoln Lawyer (Netflix), Chicago Fire (NBC) Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC)

Special guest Nik Narain- Nik is a recent Duke Grad and 2025’s Louis Sandler Prize for the Arts winner- Nik’s show “Rusk” has toured NC, New York, and Edinburgh Fringe and Nik is also known locally for performing music and drag.

The shows host Josh Rosenstein has been performing and hosting comedy in Orange County NC since 2014 w a music-filled act that pokes fun at folk country and blues music from a place of love and ranges from silly one liners and songs about baked beans to deeper personal reflections on gender identity, antiwar judaism, disability and a deep fear of fascism. They've performed at Comedy Festivals in Seattle, Washington DC, Albuquerque, Greensboro, Chapel Hill, Carrboro as well as GalaxyCon in Raleigh and the Fest for the Eno in Durham. They’ve shared comedy stages w Laurie Kilmartin, Matthew Broussand, Maddie Weiner, Dulce Sloan, Sean Patton, and Dave Stone. They can also often be seen volunteering at Arts events in Orange County.