Vic DiBitetto built a huge following with exasperated, very New York rants about family, traffic and everyday indignities, and he plays to rooms that know exactly what he is talking about. A restaurant pavilion on Staten Island is a home crowd for that kind of comedy. If you want a big-laugh Friday without crossing a bridge, this is the borough's comedy pick of the weekend.
What to expect
The show takes place in Max's Es-ca's banquet-style pavilion rather than a comedy club basement. Many guests make it a dinner night, booking a table separately before the set. Expect a lively, local crowd and a headlining set built on DiBitetto's high-volume storytelling.
Good to know
- Your show ticket does not include food or drinks
- Call the restaurant after buying to reserve dinner
- Driving or a rideshare is the easiest way to reach Richmond Road
- All ticket sales are final
- Material is aimed at adults
- Arrive early if you plan to eat before the show
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Common questions
Do I need a dinner reservation to attend?
No, but the organizer asks ticket holders who want dinner to call the restaurant to reserve after buying.
Can I get a refund?
The listing states there are no refunds.