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Comedy on Elm Street with Jimmy Dunn, Mike Murray, Jimmy Whitman, Will Martin

Comedy returns with a fantastic show on Saturday, Jan. 27, featuring headliner Jimmy Dunn, Mike Murray ("The Deaf Comic"), Jimmy Whitman and Will Martin. Showtime is 9:30 p.m. and tickets may be purchased online and at 800-838-3006.

If online tickets are sold out, tickets will still be sold at the door. Showtime door purchases are $18, advance tickets $15.

The show is produced by Scamps Comedy Productions (scampscomedy.com).

Jimmy Dunn is an actor and stand-up comedian from Boston who co-starred on the CBS comedy The McCarthys. He got his start in the comedy world telling jokes at a bar in Gloucester, where he was paid in beer and fried clams. Since then, he has gone on to perform at the comedy industry's most prestigious events, including Denis Leary's Comics Come Home, Montreal's prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, and the Late Show with David Letterman. He co-hosts the Two Boston Guys Whack up a Pie podcast with Tony V.

Will Martin is a Boston-based comedian who charms audiences across New England. Distinctively uncool, Will has the vibe of a fun young dad and the earnest joy of a golden retriever puppy. He's had the pleasure of performing at local laugh nights like Iron Furnace and Shaskeen as well as the esteemed Comedy Studio and Beverlys Larcom Theater. Will is featured in the indie film YouthMin, and even though post-noon caffeine keeps him up he usually can't resist a gas station coffee.

Mike Murray, a.k.a. The Deaf Comic, was hearing impaired until the age of 40. His cochlear implants brought him into the hearing world and onto the comedy stage where he shares his unique experience with laughter and an infectious smile. Sharing experiences and observations from childhood to parenthood, Murray blends story telling with one-liners that have audiences laughing all over New England. Hes been seen at The Cabot Performing Arts Center (Beverly), The Comic Strip in NYC, and The Comedy Connection in Providence.

A self proclaimed crowd favorite, Jimmy Whitman has been trying to get audiences to like him very very very much for a few years now. The Boston Globe would probably say Hey this guys pretty swell he thinks they wouldnt be too far off. Performing now for over nine years, Jimmy has worked all over New England with many national headliners, taken part in the several Boston Comedy Festivals and was lucky enough to be part of the Odd Ball Festival Comedy Tour's second Stage.