THE EVERYDAY Comedy Night!

August 11, 2018 8-9:30PM  
Doors open at 7PM

Sam Mazany will be hosting Caroline Smith, Leo Hodson, Eric Trundy in a comedy night dedicated to comics and comedians with disabilities. 

SAM MAZANY

Rising quickly through the North Carolina scene, Sam has made a name for himself by being at times goofy, lovable and charming, and other times none of those things. A regular at Goodnight’s Comedy Club, Sam currently features for Andy Woodhull and has opened for Dave Attell, Christopher Titus, Mark Normand, Tom Green, Guy Torry, Steve Rannazzisi, and Gary Owen, among others. Sam is confident you’ll really enjoy his act but, if not, here’s his Venmo so you can request money from him for wasting your time: @smazany. Remember, if you do like him, Venmo goes both ways!

CAROLINE SMITH

The precociously-talented Caroline is originally from Durham and performs at venues around the Triangle, including regularly with "Eyes Up Here Comedy."

LEO HODSON

Leo is Greensboro’s own self-described “Sit-down standup.” After an accident rendered him paralyzed nine years ago, Leo turned not to depression, but to laughter. Now, he's a fixture of the North Carolina comedy scene. Leo talks openly and humorously about his injury and life with a disability, but he doesn’t stop there. His ‘all audiences’ act touches on a wide array of topics, from dating to teaching to television to clever observations on everyday life. It’s unclear where comedy will take Leo next, but it’s a safe bet that he’ll roll with it.

ERIC TRUNDY

Eric is a Massachusetts native and North Carolina transplant. Years ago, after being diagnosed with being a sad, sad boy, Trundy quit his job, moved into his van and decided that comedy would be his life. He’s since been a full-time comedian, working with top comics at top clubs all over this great country of ours! He's the winner of the 2014 Ultimate Comic Challenge and a top-3 finalist three years running in the "NC's Funniest" competition. A crowd favorite at many local bars and standup venues all over the east coast, Eric's style is brutally honest and painfully funny, and if you’re seeing him that means he’s about to tell you how he feels and what's happening in his head.

VAE RALEIGH 

ACCESSIBILITY
ASL Interpretation, Audio Description, CART and any other accommodation requests will be honored to the best of VAE's abilities. Contact Kyle Hazard to request accommodations to make your visit successful: kyle@visualartexchange.org / 919.828.7834 "please leave a voicemail if we can't make it to the phone"  

VAE's space is a fully accessible one level space, that includes three galleries and two gender-neutral restrooms located in the back hall off of the main gallery on the left. 

VAE is is the heart of Raleigh's Warehouse District which offers ample on-street parking and number of parking decks within a few blocks of VAE. The closest deck is the Dillon Public Parking Deck. Entrances are located on both Harrington St. and West St. Parking floors have accessible parking spots near the elevator bay. Entrance to the elevator bay does not have automatic doors. The entrance and exit to the elevators are located at the corner of Martin St. and West St. facing the new Union Station Pavilion and do not have automatic doors

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