Pellicano’s Home-Made Italian Comedy Night

PELLICANO’S HOME-MADE ITALIAN COMEDY NIGHT WITH

ANTHONY RODIA

First Italian Comedy Night in Buffalo

BUFFALO, OCTOBER 25, 2019 — Anthony Rodia will be making his Buffalo debut at Asbury Hall! The hilarious Italian American stand up comic will be in Buffalo for ONE NIGHT ONLY for Buffalo’s first-ever Italian Comedy Night! Sponsored by Pellicano’s Marketplace.

 

Anthony is a 1st generation Italian Comedian born and raised in Westchester NY. He has always had a way of turning any situation into comedy! Using Social Media as his platform, Anthony has exploded onto the Comedy scene out of nowhere, making quite a name for himself and building a large fan base. He is known for his hilarious skits, song parodies, and his weekly “Road Rage Wednesday” using his popular character “Uncle Vinny.”

 

 Anthony is constantly writing new material and challenges himself to be funnier than he was yesterday. He is an energetic, theatrical, off the wall comedian who never holds back and always finds a way to relate to his audience. With his stories, accents and unique delivery, he is sure to have you falling out of your seat with laughter!

 

Along with Anthony Rodia as the headliner, Home-Made Italian Comedy Night will also feature

 

  • Opener (TBA)
  • Italian Music by DJ Stefano
  • The Wooden Spoon Merch Table

 

The night begins at 7 pm with music from DJ Stefano. From 7 pm to 8 pm grab a drink and mingle with other Italian Americans and comedy fans from Buffalo. You can also shop at The Wooden Spoon merch booth and take a picture with the famous 5ft Wooden Spoon! The show will begin at approximately 8 pm. 

 

Tickets for the event are only $25. You can buy tickets now at ticketfly.com or babevillebuffalo.com/

 

About The Wooden Spoon:

The Wooden Spoon Media and Entertainment is an Italian Pride company. They put on Italian pride events, sell merch at festivals and online at TheWoodenSpoonStore.com/ and put out content across the internet.

 

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