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Debbie Werner,at bottom left, celebrated her birthday with friends at the show.
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“Kosher Komedy” was produced by Woodmere resident Kenny Gluck and its proceeds were donated to the Chabad Terror Victims Project. From left, comedians Lenny Marcus and Dave Goldstein, Gluck, and comedians Mike Fine and Phil Selman.
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Audience members at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club’s Boardwalk Café were entertained by the comedians’ humor.
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Oceanside native Lenny Marcus was one of four comedians to perform during "Kosher Komedy" at Sunny Atlantic's Boardwalk Café.
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Woodmere resident Kenny Gluck produced “Kosher Komedy” at Sunny Atlantic Beach Club’s Boardwalk Café in Atlantic Beach on Aug. 16.
Oceanside native Lenny Marcus headlined the show that also had Phil Selman as the emcee and comedians Dave Goldstein and Mike Fine. Marcus recently appeared on the “Late Show with David Letterman,” Selman is a regular at major comedy clubs in New York City and Goldstein has appeared on “Conan,” opened for Dennis Miller and been on the Comedy Network and the National Lampoon Radio network.
Approximately 175 people attended the show and $1,500 was raised, Gluck said. Proceeds from the event that included dinner will benefit Chabad’s Terror Victims Project. If you wish to donate the website is www.ctvp.org
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