$15 Advance / $20 Door

Gordon Clark and his Vermont Comedy All-Stars return for an unforgettable night of stand-up comedy.

Ang Buxton is a queer comedian, writer and musician committed to creating inclusive creative spaces. A former English teacher, Ang now performs as a DJ and headlines as a stand up comic regularly coast to coast. They have also featured at places like Denver’s RISE, Queerly Funny, Here to Pee, and P3 Comedy Fest. Ang created and produced many one-off, and recurring, comedy shows, including Taking Back Mondays, Mad Juicy, and Far Out - a flinta comedy festival. They are currently working on an original theatre comedy show called Late Night with the Public Domain, which will premiere in January 2027.

Holly Johnston is a New England-based standup comedian. She performs nationwide, including at Zanies in Chicago, Capcity in Austin, Laugh Boston, and as a regular feature for Tim Meadows. She was also a 2024 Boston Comedy Festival Finalist and performed at SXSW 2023. Her signature dry and insightful style has been described as “late night confessions with a friend at a sleepover.” Holly is also a contributing writer for The Onion.

Ian Paul grew up in Middlebury, Vermont. He performs around northern Vermont, was a finalist in the most recent Vermont’s Funniest Comedian contest, and has opened for national headliners at the Vermont Comedy Club including Robby Hoffman, Emil Wakim, Michael Ian Black and Chris Redd. In his daily life Ian is a high school guidance counselor, which in no way provides any material for his comedy.

Liam Welsh is a Brooklyn-based stand up comic who originally hailed from Burlington, Vermont. He was a multi-time finalist in Vermont’s Funniest Comedian Contest, placing as runner up in 2019. Liam has featured for national headliners such as Janelle James, Jay Jurden, and Jenny Yang to name a few. He hosts a weekly stand up showcase in a pizzeria, and performs all over New York.

Gordon Clark, the show’s producer and host, is the director of the nonprofit Vermont Comedy All Stars, which creates stand-up comedy specials throughout Vermont. Starting in 2020, he has produced more than 120 shows, including multi-year stands at the late, iconic Nectar’s in Burlington, the Bent Nails Bistro in Montpelier, Zen Barn in Waterbury, Shelburne Vineyard in Shelburne, and Next Stage Arts in Putney. Gordon also happens to be the oldest independent comedy producer in Vermont, and sometimes he sure feels that way. He lives in Burlington with a wife, cat, and dog.