Raymond The Amish Comic at Sellersville Theater 1894

Raymond the Amish Comic has been performing stand-up for over thirty years. He’s currently writing a book about the adventures of his career that spans over three decades and counting. Stories about Sam Kinison, George Carlin, a show in the Poconos that was interrupted by a bear in the woods. For over a quarter of a century, Raymond The Amish Comic was a regular guest on the WZZO Morning show with the Bearman and Keith – 95.1 FM in the Lehigh Valley. That’s more than a chapter in his eventual book. He’s been on the Miserable Men Show, on Howard 101, and Opie and Anthony on Sirius Satellite, as well as their comedy radio channel...

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Raymond the Amish Comic has been performing stand-up for over thirty years. He’s currently writing a book about the adventures of his career that spans over three decades and counting. Stories about Sam Kinison, George Carlin, a show in the Poconos that was interrupted by a bear in the woods. For over a quarter of a century, Raymond The Amish Comic was a regular guest on the WZZO Morning show with the Bearman and Keith – 95.1 FM in the Lehigh Valley. That’s more than a chapter in his eventual book. He’s been on the Miserable Men Show, on Howard 101, and Opie and Anthony on Sirius Satellite, as well as their comedy radio channel. Raymond has developed a cult-like following at small theatres, fire halls, comedy clubs, and fundraising events.Raymond The Amish Comic was part of the workshop production of Sony Entertainment's recreation of The Gong Show Live. Amish Comic was buzzed off Season Five of America’s Got Talent in an unprecedented five seconds.If you haven’t seen his show before, don’t expect an hour of farming jokes. It’s an R-Rated therapy session. Raymond the Amish Comic is a ranting storyteller who lives in the same world you do. Iphones, cats and dogs, rollercoasters, driving vacations, married life, parenting, commuting, TV shows and sports, even a little bit of horse and buggy stuff! A comedian for the people. Ranting about the stuff we all go through. It’s a politically safe evening of entertainment. It’s almost a therapy session.This ain’t gonna be no prayer meeting. (Show contains adult language.)21+ RecommendedArtist WebsiteThe cabaret and through row D are reserved for Theater Members until one month before the show. If you are a Theater Member, select your tickets using the price code that matches your Membership level and enter your Member ID into the Membership box on the checkout page. To inquire about Membership, call our Box Office at 215-257-5808 or click here.

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