Boston legend Steve Sweeney will headline a Sober Comedy Night, presented by the H.O.P.E. Center, along with local comedians Shea Spillane, Jack Lynch and other special guests.

The show will take place inside the heated pavilion at the Braintree Public Safety Complex on Thursday November 21st from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 pm., next to the H.O.P.E Center, a program of the Norfolk County Sheriff’s Office.

Proceeds from the Sober Comedy Night will benefit NSO Cares, a non-profit founded to shape 21st century public safety in Norfolk County through community outreach, intervention, prevention, and education.

 For more information, click here. Tickets are on sale now and are available at this link. The cost is $30 per ticket, and seating is limited.

About Steve Sweeney: Steve Sweeney has been in more than 25 movies, including There’s Something About Mary, Next Stop Wonderland, Me, Myself and Irene, and the Equalizer. He’s appeared on An Evening at the Improv, HBO, and The Late Show with David Letterman.

About Jack Lynch: Jack Lynch has been part of Boston comedy scene since 1991. He's toured the United States and parts of Canada, entertaining crowds with his sarcastic view of the world. Jack pokes fun at his struggle with addiction and his now long term recovery. Jack is also a licensed alcohol and drug counselor.

About Shea Spillane: Shea Spillane first stepped onstage as a freckle-faced 23 year old and ever since her first time alone with a microphone she hasn’t wanted to do anything else. She was named one of Five Comics to Watch by the Boston Globe and has performed all over the country. She was featured in the San Francisco International Comedy Competition and in photos on her mother’s mantle.