About this Event
Wine by the glass, charucterie, and non-alcholic options will be served.
Advance: $12
Door: $15
Produced by Vermont Comedy All Stars, and hosted by Gordon Clark. Read more about Gordon in this Seven Day’s ad: https://www.sevendaysvt.com/arts-culture/comedy-arts-culture/standup-gordon-clark-sets-the-stage-for-younger-comics/
Performer Bios:
Bitsy Biron has been doing comedy in Vermont since 2014 when she placed in Vermont’s Funniest Comedian Contest. Since that time she has opened for the likes of Dave Attell, Emo Phillips, Nick Thune and many others at the Vermont Comedy Club. In Boston she opened for Dan Bolger, Jimmy Tingle, Tony V and performed with The Comedy Chicks. She hosted her own venue Femcom for two years in central Vermont and traveled all over New England performing at local venues from Maine to Massachusetts. After taking a break from comedy for a few years she is making a comeback in 2026 – thank goodness!
Having opened for Jordan Jensen and a regular at the Comedy Studio in Boston, Raoul Biron brings a presence and perspective to the stage that audiences can feel. For the past year, Raoul has been hosting his own standup show (Chuckles Comedy Extravaganza) in Harvard Square which blends his unique life experience and natural charisma, drawing people in to alert them of one fact: Raoul is having a good time. Not generally, but like, right now.
Maddie Cross is a Burlington based stand-up comic and has performed all over Northern New England. She’s opened for nationally touring acts such as Kelsey Cook, Laurie Kilmartin, Casey Balsham, and Phil Hanley. Her mom describes her comedy as “smart” and “confusing.” Hopefully you will half-agree with her.Ian Paul grew up in Middlebury, Vermont. He performs around northern Vermont, was a finalist in the most recent Vermont’s Funniest Comedian contest, and has opened for national headliners at the Vermont Comedy Club including Robby Hoffman, Emil Wakim, Michael Ian Black and Chris Redd. In his daily life Ian is a high school guidance counselor, which in no way provides any material for his comedy.
Gordon Clark, the show’s producer and host, is the director of the nonprofit Vermont Comedy All Stars, which creates standup comedy specials throughout Vermont. Starting in 2020, he has produced more than 120 shows, including multi-year stands at the late, iconic Nectar’s in Burlington, the Bent Nails Bistro in Montpelier, Zen Barn in Waterbury, Shelburne Vineyard in Shelburne and Next Stage Arts in Putney. Gordon also happens to be the oldest independent comedy producer in Vermont, and sometimes he sure feels that way. He lives in Burlington with a wife, cat and dog.
Event venue & nearby stays
Shelburne Vineyard, 6308 Shelburne Road, Shelburne, United States
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