Four of Boston’s sharpest comics, one night only. Best of Boston Comedy is back for its annual run, bringing together headliners who’ve worked Comedy Central, late-night TV, and every club stage worth playing in New England. Expect fast wit, big energy, and a show that’s different every time.
Mark Riley (Comedy Central, Chirping Zebra Podcast)
Born and raised in Boston (yes, he can sort of pronounce his R’s), Mark is one of the most-booked comedians in New England. His sharp observational humor and high-energy take on everyday life keep audiences in stitches, and his material is always evolving, so you’ll never see the same set twice. Hecklers, consider yourselves warned.
Harrison Stebbins (Comedy Central, Boston Comedy Festival)
One of the most respected headliners in the region, Harrison blends razor-sharp wit, insightful observations, and a high-energy improvisational style that keeps crowds laughing long after he’s left the stage.
Rob Steen (The Late Show with David Letterman, Comedy Central)
Rob started as a 12-year-old street performer in Boston, juggling and improvising for crowds, and never looked back. Twenty-five years and 350+ shows a year later, he’s one of the most requested comics in the Northeast. Rob pulls the whole room into the act with his rapid-fire delivery. You never know where he’ll take you, but you’ll laugh the whole way there.
Shawn Ruiz (Local favorite)
A Boston city kid turned New Hampshire Seacoast transplant, Shawn (aka MYSTARU) went from DJ and rapper to comedian and actor. He brings his fish-out-of-water story to the stage, and you may recognize him from Oxygen’s true-crime series Fatal Family Feuds.
Tickets: $33
