Sticks and Stones Comedy Club Presents: HAMPTONS COMEDY FESTIVAL SHOWCASE!
Stevie GB is truly a comedy renaissance man. Known as "The World's Funniest Accountant," Stevie GB is also a playwright, actor, and Groucho Marx impersonator! As an award winning comedian, Stevie has performed at The Borgata, Catch a Rising Star, The Paramount, and countless other venues. He's performed with comedy legends like Louie Anderson, Kevin Meaney, Rob Schneider, Kevin Pollak, Bobby Collins and others. His performances range from squeaky clean to risque and focuses on the typical suburban life.
One of his biggest comedic influences, Stevie portrayed Julius 'Groucho' Marx on stage in "Groucho: A Life In Revue". His production was featured on the cover of Newsday Section 2 and has received rave reviews across Long Island. Continuing his legacy, Stevie is reprising his role as Groucho in his self-written one-man show, "You Bet It's Groucho!"
His one-man show, "Welcome To Lawn Guyland", told his story of growing up in Brooklyn and being dragged out to Long Island to live the dream of suburban life... except no one told him that dream was a nightmare! Now, the story continues in "Never Too Old To Be Immature".
Since his comedy debut in 1991, Stevie has rarely found himself off the stage. Under the guise of "The World's Funniest Accountant", Stevie has become an award-winning comedian, playwright, and actor. He has been featured off-broadway in NYC, on television, and in newspapers.
Rob White
ROB WHITE is comedy's best kept secret, but not for long! A Long Island native full of surprises, Rob is known as an expert tattoo artist as well as a business suit-wearing, stand-up comedy standout.
Rob's comedy style is an energetic, fast-paced delivery where he shares his tales of tattooing, modern life, and other bizarre observations. He performs all over the Tri-State area and beyond – including overseas in Dublin, Ireland at the Bulmers Comedy Festival. Along with his opportunities to travel, Rob also was recently awarded first place in the Nassau County Comedy Contest.
When Rob is not performing comedy, he is working as owner and operator of The Black Duck Tattoo Company in Selden, New York alongside his wife, Dianna. With Rob’s 20+ years of tattooing, he was recently published in a book entitled “In The Shadows – The Peoples History of NYC Underground Tattooing.”
Outside of the comedy stage and tattoo shop, Rob enjoys painting, writing, cigars, and running. Fun fact: Rob completed the Suffolk County Half Marathon and is training for the New York City Marathon at the end of 2024.
Joe Winchell
Joe Winchell is a Sag Harbor local who graduated from Pierson High School with all C’s. Joe's been doing comedy for 6 years, but he was no stranger to the road or stage as he spent most of his twenties acting and doing live theater. Since trading in Shakespeare for a microphone, he’s had the pleasure of performing at Broadway Comedy Club, Gotham Comedy Club, Comix Roadhouse at Mohegan Sun and Governors Comedy Club.
Harry Freedman
As a Corporate Put-on Comedian and Emcee, Harry Freedman has performed for hundreds of Fortune 1000 companies, and is frequently rated ‘best speaker’ at their conferences. As a stand-up comedian, Harry is a regular opening act for Ray Romano; and as an actor, he has appeared on shows like “Everybody Loves Raymond” (CBS) and “Men Of a Certain Age.” (TNT) With over three decades experience from the clubs of Las Vegas to the corporate boardroom, Harry Freedman is a comic you can trust.
Harry Freedman's 'EARLY YEARS' in Stand-Up Comedy:
About a year into Harry’s comedy career, a then unknown but very well respected Jerry Seinfeld approached Harry. He said, “You’re a good writer,” and added, “I don’t just say that to anyone.”
About the same time, Joan Rivers also caught Harry’s act. She invited him to hang out in her dressing room before her next few shows at the Diplomat Hotel in South Florida.
Over the years, Harry has toured the country, opening for many big name comics. This includes Jerry Seinfeld, Tim Allen, Dennis Leary, Andrew Dice Clay, Paul Reiser, Pat Paulson, Drew Carey (who actually opened for Harry) and many more.
He also became friends with Ray Romano and Richard Jeni. And Harry has opened for both in numerous theaters and clubs across the country, including Carolines in New York City.
In the late 80’s and early 90’s, Harry was featured on many national TV shows. Among them, were VH1 Stand-up Spotlight with Rosie O’Donnell, Comedy on the Road with John Byner, and Carolines Comedy Hour on A&E with Richard Jeni, which Harry also wrote for. In addition, Harry took home a nice check for coming in 3rd place on America’s Funniest People.
Harry was also a regular at New York’s top comedy clubs including The Improvisation, The Comic Strip, and The Comedy Cellar. In addition, Bill Maher took a liking to Harry’s humor, and regularly gave him spots at Catch a Rising Star.
Sticks and Stones All-Star Comedy Lineup!
Incredible curated lineups of Headliners & cutting edge talent from NYC, LA, and Long Island! Doors open 30min before Showtime! We have snacks, drinks, live music, art gallery and great vibes for you to enjoy before the comedy show! (lineup subject to change)
Curated Fest of Hilarious Standup Comics!
Stevie GB is truly a comedy renaissance man. Known as "The World's Funniest Accountant," Stevie GB is also a playwright, actor, and Groucho Marx impersonator! As an award winning comedian, Stevie has performed at The Borgata, Catch a Rising Star, The Paramount, and countless other venues. He's performed with comedy legends like Louie Anderson, Kevin Meaney, Rob Schneider, Kevin Pollak, Bobby Collins and others. His performances range from squeaky clean to risque and focuses on the typical suburban life.
One of his biggest comedic influences, Stevie portrayed Julius 'Groucho' Marx on stage in "Groucho: A Life In Revue". His production was featured on the cover of Newsday Section 2 and has received rave reviews across Long Island. Continuing his legacy, Stevie is reprising his role as Groucho in his self-written one-man show, "You Bet It's Groucho!"
His one-man show, "Welcome To Lawn Guyland", told his story of growing up in Brooklyn and being dragged out to Long Island to live the dream of suburban life... except no one told him that dream was a nightmare! Now, the story continues in "Never Too Old To Be Immature".
Since his comedy debut in 1991, Stevie has rarely found himself off the stage. Under the guise of "The World's Funniest Accountant", Stevie has become an award-winning comedian, playwright, and actor. He has been featured off-broadway in NYC, on television, and in newspapers.