Overview
Brought to you by the High Peaks Resort: RICH ARONOVITCH brings laughter back to the Adirondacks this summer in our opening summer comedy show. He is joined by opener SEAN BROWN for a night of hilarity you won’t soon forget!
Buy Now- Lussi Ballroom in the Conference Center at Lake Placid | Olympic Center
- Doors open at 7:00pm, Event starts at 7:30pm
- Cash bar and assorted snacks will be available.
- Tabled seating will have drink service provided.
- Mobile devices must be turned off and put away during the performance. There is to be no texting, talking or recording of any kind allowed during performance.
Ticketing Information
Admission
General Admission: $30 per person
Premium Table Seating: $40.00 per seat*
- Premium table seating includes drink service from the bar
- All seats at your chosen table must be purchased together at the time of purchase.
- 4 and 2 top tables available
Box Office Info
- Tickets will go on sale at noon on May 22nd, 2026.
- Tickets have a $5.00 processing fee as well as applicable taxes.
- Debit and Credit Cards only will be accepted for transactions and all taxes and processing fees will apply at the window/online.
- No cash or checks will be accepted.
- Whiteface, Gore, Belleayre, and Mt Van Hoevenburg season pass holders will receive a 20% discount off ticket sales. Please present a valid 2026/27 season pass to redeem discount. This is applicable to GENERAL ADMISSION Seats only.
- For more information, please call the Olympic Center Box Office at (518) 523-3330 during normal business hours.
About Rich Aronovitch
Rich Aronovitch, known for appearances on AXS Gotham Comedy LIVE, Dancing with Charo on NBC’s The Tonight Show, A Guest Judge on The Food Network’s Beat Bobby Flay, and HBO’s Bomani Jones. He appeared on The Food Network’s Worst Cooks In America Season 25 Viral Sensations. Aronovitch was recently a guest on The Marc Maron’s WTF. You can catch his comedy special “The Artist” on Youtube and his second comedy special “Cat Boom Boom” will be coming out soon.
About Sean Brown
Sean Brown is a Long Island–born, New York City–based comedian whose sharp wit and lovable, self-deprecating humor have made him one of the fastest-rising talents on the East Coast comedy scene. He first gained widespread attention with his viral “Diddy Doppelgänger” bit, which racked up thousands of views online and cemented him as a crowd favorite.
A regular at the world-famous Governors Comedy Club, Sean has performed at top venues across the country and has been featured in Newsday and on Season 8 of PBS’s acclaimed storytelling series Stories From the Stage. His engaging stage presence and high-energy delivery have earned him spots alongside national headliners, including his current role as the featured act for viral sensation Lil Mo Mozzarella on the “Most Wanted Tour.”
From intimate clubs to sold-out theaters, Sean Brown brings audiences along for a fast-paced, laugh-filled ride they won’t forget.
Etiquette
Comedy clubs are designed to be lively, respectful, and supportive of the performers. Following the unwritten rules ensures you have a great time and help the comedians deliver their best performance.
Punctuality and Arrival
- Arrive early to get good seats, enjoy pre-show entertainment, and settle in before the show starts
- Be on time — latecomers can disrupt the flow and miss key jokes
- If there are multiple acts, arriving early lets you see the full lineup
Seating and Space
- Follow staff seating instructions; don’t move chairs or block views
- Arrive before the show to avoid being the butt of a latecomer joke
Phone and Noise Discipline
- Silence your phone before the show; no calls, texts, or social media checks during performance
- Keep conversations quiet and brief (under 30 seconds)
- Turn off Bluetooth headsets; the light is distracting
- No flash photography or recording — it’s against copyright and disrupts the show
Audience Behavior
- Don’t heckle or interrupt — even if you think you’re helping, it derails the show
- Be mindful of sensitive topics; react thoughtfully, and let your response be after the show if needed
Respect and Mindfulness
- Don’t try to “steal the spotlight” — you’re not the comedian
- Keep your behavior respectful; heckling or inappropriate comments can ruin the night for everyone
- Support local comedy and familiarize yourself with venue-specific rules (e.g., dress code, drink policy
- No outside food & beverage
- Proper ID required (often 21+)
OC staff reserves the right to remove anyone disrupting the show.
