Saturday, April 2
De-motivational speaker 
(and 3-time Andy Kaufman Award finalist) Brian Longwell
with comedian/writer Bill Braudis
The Tonight Show, Conan, Home Movies, Dr. Katz, etc.
Comedy at the Shea
Shea Theater, 71 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA
To buy tickets go to World Eye Books, 156 Main Street, Greenfield or click here
Tickets $15 in advance
Showtime 8 p.m.
Doors open at 7 p.m.
Would you like to raise money or produce an event for your cause or organization?
Talk to Scamps Comedy -- producer of Comedy at the Shea and hundreds of comedy fund-raisers.
One plan: sell tickets to our shows and keep part of the profit.
Or: we can put together a fundraiser at the venue of your choosing.
Our comedians -- the best in New England -- are also available for
company and private events, or public shows in your restaurant,
hotel, Country Club, or other facility. For more, call Dave at (978) 828-9532
Or check out: www.scampscomedy.com
Checking in with some Shea favorites
Among the acts to play at the Shea are, from left, Sean Sullivan, Jimmy Dunn, Juston McKinney and Myq Kaplan
A quick update on some of our acts and their most recent projects:
Myq Kaplan has had a huge 2010, finishing as a finalist on Last Comic Standing and performing on his own Comedy Central Presents.
He made his national TV debut on The Tonight Show in December 2009.
2008 New Year's Eve performer Sean Sullivan shot a spot for Comedy Central's Live at Gotham.
Another performer on that bill, Jon Rineman (not pictured) joined the writing staff for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
After a New England Emmy nomination, Jimmy Dunn reprised his role as "Jimmy the Cabbie" in a series of Olympia Sports Commercials. You can
also spot him in a 2009 national Visa commercial, wearing a Bill Belichick sweat shirt, and in a series of commercials for Seacoast Harley Davidson.
Dave Rattigan (not pictured) was featured in one of the Olympia spots, performed in a film called Heavy Times that was submitted
to the Sundance Film Festival, and did a man-on-the-street segment and standup bit on different episodes of the syndicated Steve Katsos Show.
Juston McKinney shot a one-hour Comedy Central special in 2010, performed on The Tonight Show,
and shot a scene in Kevin James' upcoming film The Zookeeper.
Since making his national debut with David Letterman in April 2009, Joe Wong (not pictured) has been on Ellen twice,
on the Ellen Degeneres TBS variety special, in the movie The Invention of Lying, back on Letterman,
and at the Washington Media Correspondents Dinner, where the guest list included the vice president.
He is currently working on a sitcom project.
