LOL Comedy Show
January 6, 2024

Nonstop laughter returns to Oglebay’s Glessner Auditorium when the LOL Comedy Show returns on Saturday, January 6. This year, Oglebay welcomes to the stage three seasoned jokesters that each bring their own flavor of comedy and fun to you.

Ryan Conner
Hailing from Washington, DC, Ryan has been on the Late Late Show with James Corden and was a Top-10 finalist on the most recent season of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. In addition to touring doing stand-up, Ryan is a writer/producer for MTV’s Ridiculousness, and was a contributing writer for two seasons of TruTV’s “Billy On The Street.” You can hear his album “Live From An Old Prison” anywhere albums can be heard.

Helen Wildy
Being Irish and gay, Helen loves rainbows and parades. NYC-based Helen was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Helen weaves her experiences of growing up an immigrant, coming out to her Irish family, and still identifying as a Hanson fan 25 years after it was cool into her witty, sweet, jovial comedy. In addition to being a regular at Goodnights Comedy Club in Raleigh, NC, Helen has opened for loads of her faves – Maria Bamford, Dave Attell, Moshe Kasher, Cameron Esposito, and Will Sylvince. In January 2023, she recorded her first album “Bomb Threat” with Helium Comedy Records, which can be heard on Sirius XM. Helen has been names “Best of” in Pittsburgh, Seattle, and Raleigh and has performed at festivals all over including Charm City Comedy Fest (Baltimore), Detroit Women in Comedy Fest, Pittsburgh Comedy Fest, and Amsterdam’s Boom City Comedy Festival. 

Bryan Morton
A Tennessee-based stand-up comedian, Bryan was named Funniest of the Tri-Cities in 2017. He has been sharing stories, to the delight of audiences all over the country, about his life as a down-to-earth, good ole boy from East Tennessee, just tryin’ to get by. He has shared the stage with Nate Bargatze, Tim Dillon, Joe Zimmerman, Michael Palascak, and Chris Kattan. Bryan has been dabbling in comedy for 10 years, but the last 4 years have seen him jump into comedy with both feet, quickly gaining a reputation as a must-see comedian on the rise.

Tickets: $25 per person 

Doors open at 7 p.m. (Cocktail Hour)
Show begins at 8 p.m. 

*Must be 18 years or older to attend.