The girls are EATING and leaving NO CRUMBS! Top comedy/dating podcast Girls Gotta Eat puts on a live show like no one else – not only will hosts Ashley and Rayna have you laughing until you cry, you can also expect dance performances, wild crowd participation, never-before-heard stories, giveaways and gifts, and so much more. COME HUNGRY!
You can feel the change in the air, the wind whistling through the falling leaves and the smell of candy corn in the distance: that’s right, Halloween is right around the corner; the spookiest, the scariest, the most haunted day of the year! So what are you gonna do to celebrate? Dress up like a cowboy and drink too much? WRONG! You’re gonna dress up like a cowboy, drink too much, and LAUGH YOUR BUTT OFF at the latest and greatest show from Hey Party People!!
This terrifying comedic event will have you shaking in your boots, and also laughing them right off. The spookiest and silliest way to spend your Halloween is finally here – cancel your plans of singing Monster Mash at karaoke, put out that basket of candy that says “take one”, and head on down the First Annual Hey Party People! Spooktacular.
Hey Party People! is Portland’s own Saturday Night Live and the ONLY show of its kind in the area. Expect the BEST short-form live scripted comedy Maine has to offer. They have been featured in Philly Sketchfest, The Portland Maine Comedy Festival, PortFringe Fest, The Georgia Comedy Film Festival, and scored a 980 on their SAT’s.
60-75 minute sketch comedy show. One 10 minute intermission. Tickets $10-$30 online, Pay What You Can, $5 more at the door. Positive mental attitude and joyous laughter mandatory for entry. Dress code: costumes highly encouraged. Plus ones allowed. Plus twos are better. Plus threes? Get out. Beer and wine for sale. Ages 14+. RSVP by screaming out your window, “HEY PARTY PEOPLE!”. Attend if you dare. Please, no gifts.
Featuring: Greg Baker, Alex Campbell, Jeni Cliffe, Egan Davis, Adam Groppman, Chad Moore, Amanda Neil, Jessie Schneider and Alaina Warren Zachary.
You can feel the change in the air, the wind whistling through the falling leaves and the smell of candy corn in the distance: that’s right, Halloween is right around the corner; the spookiest, the scariest, the most haunted day of the year! So what are you gonna do to celebrate? Dress up like a cowboy and drink too much? WRONG! You’re gonna dress up like a cowboy, drink too much, and LAUGH YOUR BUTT OFF at the latest and greatest show from Hey Party People!!
This terrifying comedic event will have you shaking in your boots, and also laughing them right off. The spookiest and silliest way to spend your Halloween is finally here – cancel your plans of singing Monster Mash at karaoke, put out that basket of candy that says “take one”, and head on down the First Annual Hey Party People! Spooktacular.
Hey Party People! is Portland’s own Saturday Night Live and the ONLY show of its kind in the area. Expect the BEST short-form live scripted comedy Maine has to offer. They have been featured in Philly Sketchfest, The Portland Maine Comedy Festival, PortFringe Fest, The Georgia Comedy Film Festival, and scored a 980 on their SAT’s.
60-75 minute sketch comedy show. One 10 minute intermission. Tickets $10-$30 online, Pay What You Can, $5 more at the door, CASH OR VENMO ONLY. Positive mental attitude and joyous laughter mandatory for entry. Dress code: costumes highly encouraged. Plus ones allowed. Plus twos are better. Plus threes? Get out. Beer and wine for sale. Ages 14+. RSVP by screaming out your window, “HEY PARTY PEOPLE!”. Attend if you dare. Please, no gifts.
Featuring: Greg Baker, Alex Campbell, Jeni Cliffe, Egan Davis, Adam Groppman, Chad Moore, Amanda Neil, Jessie Schneider and Alaina Warren Zachary.
Charity Comedy Night @ Freedom’s Edge Hard Cider is going to be a night full of laughter and fun, all for a great cause! Join us at Freedom’s Edge Cider Tasting Room for a night of hilarious stand-up comedy to benefit Maine Needs (Maine Needs). Come out, enjoy some delicious cider, and support a local charity at the same time! It’s the perfect way to have a good time while giving back to the community. Don’t miss out on this fantastic event!
Your comedians for the evening perform all over New England and are ready to help you unwind after a long week!
Host, Mark Moccia. Mark is the founder of Moccia Comedy Productions and has, as of this writing, raised $83,000 in just over two years for local charities from Boston to Vermont!
Featuring:
Bill Douglas. By day, he is a middle school science teacher. At night…he’s still a middle school science teacher. But he travels all around New England, the Midwest, and even San Francisco performing comedy. He has opened for Steve Bjork, Mitch Stinson, and Paul D’Angelo. For more than thirty years, twelve years olds have prepared him for people NOT laughing at his jokes.
Mike Gray. Mike is a Portland, ME based comedian who has been performing throughout New England for about 6 years, although he’d rather not count 2020. It has been said that “he has a clear character” and “…a distinct voice for dark humor.” He was a finalist in New England’s Best Bar Comic competition in 2017, performed at the Portland Maine Comedy Fest, Bricks and Bridges Comedy Fest, and has competed in Last Comix Standing.
Liam Hales. One of the biggest comics out there right now…literally! A mountain of a man from NH with an infectious smile and a ‘let’s have some fun’ attitude is what he brings to the stage. He has a comedy album mixtape titled ‘Please Forgive Me’ that you can find on Google play, Amazon or iTunes.
Leonard Kimble. Leonard Kimble is an up and coming comedian from Auburn, ME, where he lives with his wife, two kids, and a cat he doesn’t want. He spends his days as that IT guy who works on stuff you don’t really care about. Originally from Chicago, Leonard bases his comedy on things he has said to his wife in the car, whether it be about their kids or life in Maine. The sound of strangers laughing at something silly that he wrote in his basement fuels him to his next gig.
In 2018, Leonard’s first year doing comedy, he was a semi-finalist in the Empire Summer Comedy Classic in Portland, a semi-finalist in the House of Bacon Wednesday Night Live Comedy Competition, and a semi-finalist in the Maine Event Comedy’s Tightest Five Competition in Auburn. He also advanced to the second round of The Last Comix Standing at the Mohegan Sun. He really enjoys the semi-finals of competitions because of all of the free beer.
Theo Konstantino. Theo is a Boston-based comic with a risque-yet-relatable style that’s gotten him to write for The Hard Times and perform all over the country.
Julie Nye. Julie talks funny! About her native England, Maine, Hollywood and anything in between.