Laughter at the Beach!

Please join Delaware’s Own Frank Vignola and his good friends Ruthie Parramore, Karen Schwarz, Gary Sharp and Jay Yoder for a mature content comedy show on Friday, July 7th at 10pm after that evening's theatrical performance.

Showtime 10pm
Tickets $20

Jay Yoder (co-headliner)
Jay is currently on a National Theatre Tour with the Bored Teachers Comedy. He is the co-Host of the Seriously, Dad? Podcast and a repeat guest on the Michael Colyar Morning Show. Jay is also the Director of Operations for the American Comedy Institute in New York City! His warm conversational style turns any club into a fun dinner party!

Gary Sharp (co-headliner)
Gary is a Philly based stand-up comedian. He enjoys sharing his unique perspective on family, social issues, and relationships both romantic and platonic. Gary has quickly risen through the ranks and become one of the most sought after acts in the area. He placed 3rd in the 2021 Philly’s Phunniest Stand Up competition at the renowned Helium Comedy Club.

Karen Schwarz (special guest)
Karen is also a Philadelphia based comedian who found her passion for making people laugh last July. As she approaches her one year anniversary of her new pursuit, she has had many amazing and fun experiences so far to be proud of, working shows for Soul Joel's, Over The Wall Comedy, Grierfest and more. 

Ruthie Parramore (special guest)
Ruthie is awarding winning baker and notoriously popular Sussex country bartender who is now wowing local audiences with her comedy at places like Dickens Parlour Theatre, Mio Fratellos, Roadie Joe’s and Zoca in Bethany. 

Frank Vignola (host)
Frank has appeared on Comedy Central, Amazon Prime, SiriusXM, at Montreal's prestigious "Just for Laughs" Comedy Festival and toured the Middle East with Armed Forces Entertainment... and he is also a Christiana High School and University of Delaware graduate born and raised in Delaware! As a Delaware native Frank got his start in the business at Candlelight Dinner Theater the summer between his senior year in high school and his freshman year of college. "If memory serves we got $5 a show for being in the chorus but the big money was in waiting tables in costume." After college Frank moved to NYC and has been a transplanted New Yorker ever since.