*Doors at 8pm, Show at 8:30pm*
Hatem Gabr presents The Next Big Thing, an All-Star Standup Comedy Show, starring some of the nation's hottest comedians.
Two nights a month at the Williams Center!
Lou Perez
Comedian, writer, and producer. Lou is a regular on Gutfeld! Fox, CNN and Open to Debate. He's the author of best seller “That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore” and hosts The Lou Perez Podcast and The Wrong Take debate series. Lou was the head writer and producer of the Webby Award-winning comedy channel We the Internet TV and produces Comedy Is Murder with Free the People.
Sam Rubinoff
Sam Rubinoff is a stand-up comedian and writer that performs nightly around New York City. He’s also performed at the New York Comedy Festival, Red Clay Comedy Festival and the Hoboken Comedy Festival.
Sam is constantly writing, producing, directing and acting in sketches, spec ads and shorts. Currently, Sam is working on “Mourning News,” a behind the scenes sitcom about a struggling late night style show. Previously, Sam created and starred in the web series “Dog Days,” a six-episode comedy about the misadventures of a dog walker in New York City. Sam was a also a writer for AOL's “Truth About Today,” a this-day-in-history web series that put a humorous spin on actual events (there’s one for each day of the year).
Liz Glazer
Liz is an award-winning standup comedian, actor, and writer. She won first place in the Boston Comedy Festival and Ladies of Laughter of Competition and will be part of the upcoming HBO Women in Comedy Festival. Drawing from her own life as a lesbian, a rabbi’s wife, and a former lawyer, Liz uses her self-proclaimed “loud, unsecretive, and bold” style to connect with all those who simply want to FEEL. Liz and her wife call West Orange home.
Aaron Kominos-Smith
Aaron Kominos-Smith has appeared on Comedy Central’s Inside Amy Schumer, Live at Gotham on the Oculus NextVR Network, MTV, and American Movie Classic. Audiences connect instantly with Aaron’s charming wit and energetic characters. His humor varies from observational thoughts on the mundane to articulated commentary about society sprinkled with a few dashes of wackiness. Simultaneously performing comedy and studying architecture in college, Aaron went on to work as a professional architect. After he realized that buildings take years to complete while a joke can instantly bring people joy, he made the switch from constructing buildings to constructing jokes. Aaron regularly works the clubs in New York City along with touring colleges across the country and hopes to perform for you next!
*Please remember to add a line up is subject to change without notice.*