Bedford Playhouse Comedy Night, He Said, She Said, She Said, He Said Comedy Show: Pre-celebrate Valentine’s Day as Liberty Comedy returns to the Bedford Playhouse with an all-new show “He Said, She Said, She Said, He Said.”

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Featuring:

Liz Miele: Liz Miele started doing stand-up at 16 in New York City. The New Yorker Magazine profiled her at 18.  And at 22 she appeared on Comedy Central’s “Live at Gotham.” She recently appeared on Comedy Central’s “This Week at the Comedy Cellar,” NPR’s “Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me,” Hulu’s “Coming To The Stage,” AXS TV’s  and “Gotham Comedy Live”. She has also completed several tours with the “Nobodies of Comedy”. Her joke “Feminist Sex Positions” went viral both on YouTube and Upworthy.com. Liz recently released her debut comedy album “Emotionally Exhausting” on iTunes and Amazon.

Frank Vignola: Besides television appearances on Comedy Central, CBC (Toronto) and Discovery Channel Europe, Frank Vignola has also appeared at Montreal’s “Just for Laughs” Comedy Festival with Bill Maher.

Sherry Davey: A single mom (2 daughters), Sherry was born in the United States but raised in England. For years her family went shuttled between the two countries, but she always made sure she saw American dentists regularly.  Sherry has appeared on Nick Mom’s Night Out, AXS TV’S Gotham Comedy Live and TV Guide Channel’s Stand up in Stilettos. Her credits include: Nick At Nite’s Search for the Funniest Mom in America Seasons 1 & 2; Comedy Central’s Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn and Premium Blend; Tru TV; NBC’s the Today Show; and Fox News Channel.

Shaun Eli: Shaun has been called one of America’s smartest comics. And that’s not just because he has a degree from the Wharton School in Economics. Or that he taught Advanced Lifesaving as an American Red Cross Safety Instructor. Or because he from the Ivy League Comedy Showcase. A freelance joke writer for Jay Leno, Leno told Fortune Magazine that Shaun’s material is “the type of smart comedy he likes to have in his TV monologue.” Reader’s Digest agreed, calling him “one of the country’s smartest comics”.