New Year's Eve Comedy Night and Soiree at Colbeh!

Eat, drink and laugh your way into 2025 featuring the hysterical Talia Reese and Friends, kosher Colbeh buffet and premium open bar. WOW!

Doors open at 8:30. Dinner begins at 9 PM followed by a comedy show and DJ/dancing including champagne toast at midnight.

Get ready to ring in the New Year with hilarious comedians and a festive atmosphere. This event is the perfect way to celebrate the end of the year and welcome in a new one. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening!

BRIAN SCOLOR0 is an American comedian, actor, voice-over actor and author. He is most known for his roles of Stuart on FOX's Stacked, as Uncle Bill on HBO's Ten Year Old Tom, as Brian the lawyer on ABC's A Million Little Things, as Doug on TBS's Sullivan and Son, as Gordon on NBC's Three Sisters, and his stand-up comedy television and streaming appearances.

ALEX BABBITT started at the ripe age of 16 and has now become one of the funniest and most charismatic comedians in the country. Alex can be seen showcasing his comedic prowess on platforms like HBO's “All Def Comedy”, B.E.T.'s “Off the Ropes”, and his weekly web series “Behind the Mic Stand”.

TALIA REESE is an American comedian known for combining her Orthodox Jewish lifestyle with her career in standup. She has been recognized by The New York Post as a “Hot Ticket.” The Jewish Voice described her brand of comedy as “Over the Top Humor.” In addition to headlining all kinds of fundraisers, Talia has also opened for Caroline Rhea, Gilbert Godfried, Nick Dipaolo, and most recently shared the stage with Jim Gaffigan and Nick Cannon. Talia and her sold-out shows have been featured in the New York Post, Daily News, Newsday, Wall Street Journal, Jerusalem Post, and The Times of Israel (and many local publications). In Talia’s comedy, she can either take a deep dive into her Modern Orthodox lifestyle, riffing on her life as the wife of a “really frum guy”, a former Big Law associate and Long Island mom. It’s a lot to talk about! Talia’s comedy has been celebrated by a range of audiences from late-night singles to Hasidic women in Monsey, NY.