Fearsome duo Pamela Ross & Kendall Farrell present a wild evening of jokes, music, and banter with some of Boston's most celebrated performers. In coordination with Anderson Comedy!

Pamela Ross is a New York City-based comedian and writer. As a contributor to Someecards.com, several of her articles went viral, including ‘Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga’s “Shallow” Oscars Performance Got Everyone Watching It Pregnant.’ She edited WICF Daily, the Women in Comedy Festival’s news and humor blog, for two years. The Onion selected Pamela to participate in its 2018 writing intensive in Chicago.

She’s performed in festivals across the country, including Limestone, Women In Comedy, Boston Comedy, and Out Of Bounds. She’s opened for headliners Laura Kightlinger (SNL), Aasif Mandvi (The Daily Show), and Emily Galati (Conan). Before moving to NYC she incubated in Boston, where she founded Pavement Comedy Night (RIP) and co-produced award-winning showcase The Mendoza Line.

Her writing’s appeared places like McSweeney’s, Yahoo!, and Upworthy, and she made her SiriusXM debut in May 2018 on Emma Willmann’s “The Check Spot.” She co-hosts Just Come! every Tuesday at The Graham in Williamsburg. Splitsider named it one of the best alt-comedy shows in Brooklyn - but who’s keeping track?

Kendall Farrell is a New York City based standup comedian from Vermont. He was named a ‘Comic To Watch’ at the 2019 New York Comedy Festival and his work has been heard on SiriusXM as well as seen in web content for Adult Swim and at comedy festivals across the country including the Brooklyn Comedy Festival, the Red Clay Comedy Festival, the Women in Comedy Festival, the 10,000 Laughs Festival, the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, and the Cream City Comedy Festival, among others.

In his home state, Kendall won the Vermont’s Funniest Comedian Contest and was profiled in Seven Days for his work hosting some of the most popular local shows. In New York, Kendall has performed on some of the most acclaimed shows in the city including at Caroline’s, The Stand, Comedians You Should Know, Butterboy, and at UCB and Union Hall. He also regularly hosts shows including “Just Come,” And “Rude,” at venues across NYC.