
Chris Alan
The perfect blend of national headliner and local greats. This is a large-venue show presented in an intimate setting instead. Standup at its finest.
The perfect blend of national headliner and local greats. This is a large-venue show presented in an intimate setting instead. Standup at its finest.
Who's on
HeadlinerChris Alan is a Virginia-based stand-up comedian whose sharp, honest, and unapologetically personal comedy finds humor in the things most people would rather not admit. Pulling from marriage, fatherhood, aging, culture, and his 20-year military career, Chris brings a conversational style and a unique perspective to the everyday absurdities of life. He has opened for some of comedy’s biggest names, including Mark Normand, Michael Che, Hannibal Buress, Roy Wood Jr., Neal Brennan, Janelle James (Abbott Elementary), and Sam Jay (SNL) to name a few. Chris has also performed at Skankfest New Orleans and hosts The New OGs podcast. His debut comedy special, Gotta Be Honest, was produced by Mark Normand, and premiered on Normand’s YouTube channel.
FeatureBrittany Alexis is an up and coming comic in the Pittsburgh/Erie comedy scene. She has performed on all levels of stages including the Improv, Arcade Comedy Theater, Burning Bridges Comedy Club, Bottlerocket, and the Byham Theater and has opened for the likes of Maria Bamford, Franqi French, Ben Palmer, Corrine Fisher, Steve Hofstetter, Learnmore Jonasi, Ryan Reiss, Nore Davis, Jared Freid, Stavros Halkias, and more. She began her comedy journey doing open mics at Hambones to get over her jitters about being a trial attorney but fell in love with the craft.
FeatureSenneca Stone is a comic from Pittsburgh, PA who regularly performs at Improv and Helium Comedy Clubs. He was a featured performer at the Toronto Dark Comedy Festival and a Finalist in the Pittsburgh Comedy Festival Stand Up Competition. He was also named a "Budding Star" in Helium Comedy Club’s national promotion and hosted a monthly showcase for the Pittsburgh Improv showcasing comedians from cities in the Rust Belt. Senneca’s comedy is about having a good time and making fun of his dysfunctional upbringing.