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Kosher Komedy generated much laughter from the audience and money for the Chabad Terror Victims Project. Comic Brian Scott McFadden entertained the crowd.
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Professional comics performed at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club. From left were Brian Scott McFadden, Mike Fine, producer Kenny Gluck and Jonathan Randall.
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High Powered Howard Newman peppered the audience with rapid fire comic delivery.
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Sunny Atlantic Beach Club hosted the show that featured four professional comedians, including Jonathan Randall.
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A quartet of comics performed and $1,500 was raised during the Kosher Komedy show at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club’s Boardwalk Café in Atlantic Beach on Aug. 13.
The comedians who performed, Jonathan Randall, Howard Newman, Mike Fine and Brian Scott McFadden, have been seen on “The Late Show with David Letterman,” the “Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” and on ABC, Fox and Comedy Central.
Proceeds will benefit the Chabad Terror Victims Project, which uses more than 300 Chabad Houses in Israel to provide financial, emotional, spiritual and practical assistance to victims of war and terrorism in the Jewish state.
To learn more about Kosher Komedy call Woodmere resident Kenny Gluck at (516) 983-7654.
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