Fargo's Downtown Comedy Club
Comedy in the Cellar
Located below Front Street Taproom
"The Homecoming Show"
John Kennedy & NYC Friends
TICKETS: https://buytickets.at/frontstreettaproom/641862
February 11 & 12
Doors 7:30, Shows at 8pmAll Seats General Admission
Seating is First Come, First Served
Cash Bar in the Cellar
21+
- table talk must be kept to a minimum
- we do not serve food during shows
- free Rhombus Guys delivery available in the taproom upstairs before & after the show
ABOUT THE COMEDIANS
John Kennedy:
John Kennedy is a Fargo boy that moved to New York 5 months ago to work in a coffee shop. John won the Fargo comedy festival in 2020 where he was able to perform with people like Joel Mchale and Moshe Kashir but since moving away, now he just makes Iced Americanos with oat milk for people wearing AirPods. While in New York, John has done shows with Ari Shaffir, Mark Normand, Todd Berry, performed in the Washington DC comedy festival, and even was selected to perform in San Francisco at Sketchfest in 2023. John has a basic face that you’ll swear you recognize. You’ll find yourself saying things like “I think I saw him walking into Hornbachers maybe.”
Brandon Barrera:
Brandon is a New York City based comedian originally from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Before New York, Brandon graduated college in 2018 and moved to Los Angeles to pursue standup, quickly becoming an LA Comedy favorite who has opened for headliners such as Greg Fitzsimmons and Jeremiah Watkins. In addition to having trained at the world renowned Groundlings Theater, Brandon has been seen at The Comedy Store, The Hollywood Improv, and was on a web series titled Tween Fest produced by Will Ferrell’s media company Funny or Die. Brandon currently co-produces one of New York City’s hottest comedy shows called Pure Fruit at a club called The Comedy Shop, and frequently performs at Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville, TN.
Bryan Vogt-Nilsen:
Bryan Vogt-Nilsen is a New York City based comedian and actor. Originally from Los Angeles, he’s performed at the world famous Comedy Store and the Hollywood Improv. In addition to Stand Up, Bryan directed, starred, produced, edited, and sound mixed a feature length film. Since moving to New York in October, he’s opened for comedian Mike Recine (Conan), and when he’s not slinging jokes, Bryan spends his afternoons teaching kids how to swim. Bryan doesn’t know how to swim himself but man's gotta pay rent