Tony V. returns to head up a fantastically funny lineup as comedy returns to the Elm Draught House Cinema, 35 Elm Street, Millbury MA on Saturday, April 27. It's a late show in a great, fun venue with a smart, savvy comedy audience. The show features the hilarious Amy Tee, Andrew Della Volpe, and Jim Ruberti.

Showtime is 9:30 and tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door.

Former Social Worker Tony V.’s comedy journey includes a five-year run as the suitcase-smashing gorilla for American Tourister Luggage, and a role in the 2021 Academy Award-winning CODA. He remains one of Boston’s top comedians, character actors and writers. Among many credits is an Amazon Prime standup special, appearances on network TV (Late Night with Conan O’Brien, Comedy Central’s Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, Seinfeld, Boston Common, The Single Guy and Dr. Katz Professional Therapist, more), and movies (The Town, The Heat, State and Main, World’s Greatest Dad, Celtics Pride, My Best Friend’s Girl, Shakes the Clown, more). He’s graced the top stages in Boston and elsewhere around the country, in both clubs and theaters.

Amy Tee is one of the busiest comedians on the New England comedy circuit today. Whether performing in world famous comedy clubs, theaters, colleges, or at charity events, her edgy but subtle approach turns her personal tribulations into non-stop hilarity with mainstream and alternative audiences from Los Angeles to New York City alike. As an official presenter for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Amy Tee proudly uses her comedy act to serve as a mental wellness advocate. Mentioned in Curve magazine as one of the "funniest lesbians in America," and identified as a rising star by the Boston Globe, she is a regular performer at the Boston Comedy Festival and also featured on Sirius XM Satellite Radio & LOGO television network.

Andrew Della Volpe his start working as an intern at Sacha Baron Cohen’s Four by Two Films while studying government at Colby College, and has never gone back to thoughts of a serious job. He performs on a near-nightly basis throughout New England and Boston and has become one of the fastest rising talents in the city. He’s performed in the prestigious Hampton Beach Comedy Festival, at the Palace Theatre in Manchester (N.H.), at the legendary Nick’s Comedy Stop, The Comedy Scene at Patriot Place and South Boston’s Capo Supper Club.

Andrew Vickers is a Boston-based comedian from North Carolina who’s performed all over the U. S. and in Africa. Drawing on bizarre and unique family experiences, he has developed an act he frequently takes to Nick's comedy stop, Hideout at the Whitebull, and most often the shower. His fast paced, self-deprecating humor is quickly becoming a favorite with audiences everywhere.