Dean Edwards, Harrison Greenbaum, Jack Finnegan, Adam Ferrara, Leslie Liao
Wednesday, September 9, 2026
9:15 PM
New York Comedy Club - Upper West Side
192 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10023
Scheduled
About This Event
Dean Edwards, Harrison Greenbaum, Jack Finnegan, Adam Ferrara and Leslie Liao appear at New York Comedy Club - Upper West Side. Ferrara brings plainspoken storytelling honed onstage and in television roles including Rescue Me and Top Gear; Edwards mixes comedy and music and has voice‑acting credits. Greenbaum works with tightly constructed premises, Liao draws material from a corporate HR background at Netflix, and Finnegan is a club comic.
About the Artists
Dean Edwards
Dean Edwards lights up New York City's stages with a dynamic blend of comedy and music, making him a standout in the bustling cultural scene. Known for his sharp wit and engaging stage presence, Dean brings laughter to iconic venues like the Comedy Cellar and the New York Comedy Club - Upper West Side, where he performs alongside top comedians such as Andrew Fiori and Rachel Feinstein.
Harrison Greenbaum
Harrison Greenbaum is a stand-up comedian and comedy writer who works regularly on New York City stages, including the Comedy Cellar and New York Comedy Club on the Upper West Side. He appears on bills alongside comics such as Jon Laster, Jared Freid, Greer Barnes, Lynne Koplitz, Aaron Chen, and Chris Redd, often in the Cellar’s rotating lineups at the Village Underground.
Jack Finnegan
Jack Finnegan is a comedian known for performing stand-up comedy, often featured in comedy clubs.
Adam Ferrara
Adam Ferrara is a comedian and actor whose work moves between New York stand-up rooms and television. He is known on screen for roles in series including *Rescue Me*, *Nurse Jackie*, and *The Job*, and he also spent time as a co-host on the U.
Leslie Liao
Leslie Liao is an American stand-up comedian who came to comedy while working a corporate job in Netflix’s human resources department, developing material alongside open-mic sets. That background informs her onstage point of view, with jokes shaped by office culture, awkward social rules, and the language of work.