Stand-Up Comedy Night
“The only thing that keeps the audience in their seats is wondering what’s going to happen next.” –David Mamet
Rated Family Fun – This show is clean, family friendly, and fun for everyone. Tiny tykes may not enjoy as much as their older siblings.
Standup Comedy comes to Glenns Ferry! Featuring Lee Hardin. All the way from Nashville, Tennessee. Lee has appeared on NBC, The Mike Huckabee Show, and has 2 comedy specials on DryBar Comedy. Lee has also shared the stage with notable acts like Henry Cho and Nate Bargatze.
Meet Lee Hardin
Lee grew up being obsessed with standup comedy and trying to make people laugh at a young age. 10 years ago, he took a comedy class, then started going to open mics.
Not too long after, he hit the road and performed everywhere he could. Clubs, churches. Even places you wouldn’t think comedy shows would happen, like in the middle of a stairwell for a Christmas party, or on a farm for prisoners.
The years paid off – his comedy special on DryBar Comedy had over a million views, followed by a TV appearance on The Mike Huckabee Show, and recently, a second comedy special with DryBar Comedy.
Lee’s personal pilosophy? “My approach is to pitch “clean comedy” for small theater shows. My belief is there are people who love standup comedy but wouldn’t step foot into a comedy club. That’s the crowd I hope to see at the shows. Watch a video of Lee on YouTube.
Opening the evening will be Mike Freed, Comedian, Attorney, Runner
Mike is a clean observational comic who performs regularly at the Comedy Zone in Jacksonville, Florida and at other clubs and venues nationally, having worked with comedians like Dom Irrera, Josh Blue, Taylor Williamson, George Willborn and Henry Cho, who said of Mike, “He’s funny enough.” Mike is a Jacksonville transplant from Washington D.C. He is a father of five who became a comedian after rising to a level of success as both an attorney and an ultra-marathoner — running mostly to raise money for charity. In other words, Mike has a short attention span. His material is largely self-deprecating and draws on the trials and tribulations of being a little bald guy in a big person world and his role as a father, lawyer and a runner. His comedy sets are fast-paced, provocative and engaging. View a clip of “Mike Comedy” here.
A One Night Show
Friday April 11, 2025
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