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Lockport's favorite comedy series comes back for another year of side-splitting laughter in the Taylor Theatre. New for 2026-2027, local comics open for headlining comics from NYC and more! A different host each night keeps the takes fresh and funny. Headliner: Jake Silberman
Jake Silberman is a New York City comedian who has been relentlessly touring the country over the last three years. He’s headlined numerous clubs, including Helium Comedy, The Comedy Club of Kansas City and House of Comedy. Called a “true comedian” by legend Katt Williams, Jake is a regular opener for Kyle Kinane and Nick Mullen, and has also opened for comedy greats Nate Bargatze and the late Norm Macdonald. Jake’s recently released special “Live from Portland” showcases his biting and sharp material as well as his ability to mix in improvisational moments. Jake’s work has been featured on the popular “Your Mom’s House” podcast as well as “Now This News.” He was voted “Funniest Person in Portland” while living there, and has performed on numerous festivals around the country, including the 10,000 Laughs and Red Clay comedy festivals. His podcast “The Jake Silberman Show” can be heard every Friday. When in New York, Jake can be found performing in numerous clubs across the city.
Opener: Tony Pusateri
Tony Pusateri has been slinging jokes on the biggest comedy stages nationwide since 2003, captivating audiences with his razor-sharp wit and effortless storytelling. Known for blending relatable family chaos with a touch of absurdity, Tony’s comedy feels both personal and wildly unpredictable. He also knows 4 really good card tricks. Like legit ones. Add in his dance moves and he is a true triple threat.
This is an adult show that includes adult language, topics, and jokes.
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433 Locust Street, Lockport, NY, United States, New York 14094
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