Jodi Weiner, a stand-up comedian, Jodi’s likeability and cuddly persona could defrost the most difficult of audiences. She has appeared nationally at the Funny Bones, Punch lines, Caesars Resorts, Catch a Rising Star, Stand-up New York, Gotham Comedy Club, Caroline’s, The Borgata Casino in Atlantic City and many other venues.
"I love the way she talks, don't you?!" - Joy Behar, ABC - The View
Jodi has entertained the troops in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba on two occasions and has performed world wide at other military bases as well. She just returned in April 2006 from entertaining the troops in Iraq. Her television appearances include: Lifetime “Girls Nite Out”, America’s Funniest People, She’s So Funny and New Joke City with Robert Klein, on which she had a featured documentary. She has also made two appearances on ABC’s The View, and Comedy Central’s Premium Blend. Jodi’s infectious giggle and sweet smile delights all audiences. An act not to be missed!
Comedian and mom Jane Condon lives in Greenwich, Connecticut, but she’s still a nice person. She has two teenage boys, otherwise everything’s fine. Since she’s from a blue-collar town in Massachusetts, she likes to make fun of Greenwich. She loves to tell stories about her adventures (mostly survival tales) with her teenage boys.
Condon was named one of 10 Comedy Best Bets in Back Stage’s Annual Comedy Issue (2001). She has appeared on ABC’s “The View” and Lifetime TV’s “Girls’ Night Out”. She also won the “Ladies of Laughter” Contest in 2004!
Linda Belt is a New Jersey native (a comedy routine in itself). She moved to CT in 1987 where she became a suburban pillar of the community attending PTO meetings and baseball games. Linda became very tired holding up that pillar and instead holds her own as a professional stand up comic. Her humor touches on the absurdities of modern life and explores marriage, sex, parenting and social mores, in other words: any subject she feels like discussing!
Linda has performed throughout the US and Canada and has been featured in a number of comedy festivals, including the Hogtown Comedy Festival (Toronto) the Detroit Comedy Festival, the Long Island Comedy Festival and the Boston Comedy Fest. Her many venues have included: The Wolf’s Den at Mohegan Sun, Comedy Studio (Boston), NY Improv, the Broadway Comedy Club (NYC) & The Laugh Factory (NYC) as part of the “Broads of Broadway” show, Yuk Yuks International: Toronto & Halifax, Joe Franklin’s (NYC), the Underground Comedy Club: (NYC), Brew Ha Ha Comedy Club at City Steam (Hartford), Governor’s Comedy Club (Long Island) and Mark Ridley’s Comedy Castle (Detroit). As a full-time working comic, she can be found at various local & national venues, fundraisers and corporate events.
Linda was profiled in the Hartford Courant, The Chicago Tribune as well as other publications throughout New England.
Her husband thinks she’s playing mah-jongg!
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Growing up as the only Jewish child in an Hispanic neighborhood, her blonde hair and lack of pigment quickly earned her the sobriquet, "Flashlight".
YESTERDAY
If you watched Saturday Night Live in the 80s, and didn't blink, you MIGHT have seen a very young Sharon in a Christmas sketch. Apparently this small scene paid a lot as Sharon didn't find it necessary to appear on TV again for quite some time
While most Jewish girls use daddy's money to attend spendy colleges, Sharon stripped to pay her way through Rutgers University's drama program. Sharon briefly dated the one straight man in her acting program but alas, he too turned out to be gay.
Sharon later went on to become an EMT
TODAY
Sharon's edgy act and unique, "Jewish Trash" style is burning up clubs and colleges all over the U.S. and Canada. You can catch Sharon on Sirius Radio and as an opening act for Jim Norton, (she once used her EMT training to save a woman that collapsed during a Norton show).
TONIGHT
If Sharon isn't home in one of New York City's top clubs she is pounding an audience on the road with her refreshingly unique comedy, (that means, among other things, Sharon doesn't get on stage to complain about men and PMS).
You can catch Sharon at the better clubs across the country, as well as at her website
