New Year's Eve Comedy Night
Tuesday, December 31, 2024 - 10pm
A night of laughs to ring in the New Year, right on Main Street in Smithtown, thanks to our partnership with Governor's Comedy Clubs!
Early Bird Through Dec 1: $80 Per Person
Regular Price: $90 Per Person
Doors Open: 9 PM
Includes: open bar of beer and wine, a selection of hors d'oeuvres, and champagne toast at midnight.
Kevin Downey, Jr.
Comedian Kevin Downey, Jr. (KDJ) was a finalist on "America's Got Talent." He has performed at American military bases around the world. You may have seen him on Comedy Central, HBO, Bravo, Dry Bar Comedy, and numerous appearances on Fox News.
Kevin is a writer for PJ Media and can also be seen regularly on "Live From Studio 6B" on Real America's Voice Network. Kevin hosts Long Island's only national radio program, "The Kevin Downey, Jr. Show" on 103.9 FM LI News Radio in Suffolk County. When KDJ isn't writing, telling jokes, or on air, he is in his Atomic Bunker apt. creating smart cocktails.
Olga Namer - Featured
Olga Namer is a New York based stand-up comedian and actress. Born in Brooklyn and raised in an orthodox Jewish home, Olga was married by 17 and divorced by 20 (it’s a long story - come see my set!). Inspired by Sarah Silverman and Larry David, Olga brings her unique point of view of life to her comedy that has been described as “funny, honest, authentic, and sarcastic.”
Olga performs regularly in clubs around New York including Governor's Comedy Club , Gotham, Stand Up NY, The Stand and The Comic Strip. Olga is the 2018 winner of the Ladies of Laughter competition and has toured with Chelsea Handler, and the late Gilbert Gottfried.
In 2019, Olga starred in a short film called the “$100 Bill Trick” which has been written about in Vulture and was accepted into the Chelsea Film Festival, Golden Door International Film Festival and New York Short Film Festival. Olga has been featured in several articles including Newsday, L’Etage Magazine and The Interrobang. Olga was also featured in the book Mastering Stand-Up.
Olga is currently working on her comedy hour about her life and will be starring in an upcoming documentary about comedy during Covid-19.
Debbie D'Amore - Guest Spot
Welcome to Debbie’s world of comedy! Debbie D’Amore has always been funny, so it was natural for her to enter the world of stand-up. Her first foray into comedy started with her You Tube show titled Debbie’s Kitchen where she invites viewers to join in on her madcap adventures. Some of these videos include her good-natured husband, Mario, who has been her greatest fan for some 47 years. A particularly funny episode has Debbie and Mario going to a diner. Just the simple act of placing an order is hysterical when it’s Debbie doing the ordering. The pandemic was a horrible time for most, but for Debbie an exciting avenue appeared when she received an email from Governors Comedy Club about the opening of their Comedy College. Debbie, not one to shy away from anything, decided to try it thinking this was as good a time as any to hone an art that has always fascinated her and maybe she could get some good material to bring to Debbie’s Kitchen. She graduated from Comedy College on her birthday, August 19 in 2021, just over a year after the pandemic. To Debbie’s delight, over 100 people showed up to cheer her on at graduation, something they are still talking about at Governors. That opened the doors for stand-up gigs at Governors, McGuires, Smithtown Performing Arts Center, North Shore Towers Cinema and ultimately hosting an evening of comedy at the Mohegan Sun. Taking on challenges did not stop there. She entered and was a finalist two years in a row in Governors Long Island Laugh Off. What’s next for Debbie? Well, should HBO, Netflix or her own talk show come knocking on her door, she would roll out the welcome mat.
Jessica Collazo - MC for the evening
From NY- Comedian, Jessica Collazo tours the country, rocking the stage with hilarious parody songs! You may have seen her on Paramount Network in an episode of "Marriage Rescue". She is since divorced and looking to spend the rest of her life with 1,000 disabled cats.
