New Year's Eve with Kermet Apio

**SPECIAL EVENT**

DINNER & SHOW

Dinner and show is $80 per person.

You are only paying for the $28 ticket price in advance.

You will pay $52 per person on the night of the show with your server.

DINNER MENU

Course 1:

Roasted Portobello Mushroom & Sautéed Plantains;
Served with Balsamic Reduction & Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Course 2:

BBQ Baby Back Ribs; Served with Coleslaw

Course 3:

House Salad; Served with House Made Balsamic Vinaigrette

Course 4: Choose ONE of the following:

Sliced USDA Choice New York Strip
Topped with Mushroom sauce; Served with Mashed Potatoes

Grilled Chicken Breast
Topped with Lump Crab Meat; Served with Asparagus & Hollandaise

Lump Crab Fettucine
Tossed in Cajun, Garlic Butter sauce with Onions & Tomatoes. Topped with Parmesan & Basil; Served with Mini Garlic Toast

Course 5: Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich

*Please note that gratuity has not been included*

Acme Comedy Company is an 18+ venue for all shows.

Seating:

Seats in the club are assigned when the tickets are claimed at the Box Office. As a bonus for our Dinner & Show guests; their seats are assigned first. Seating after that is on a first claimed, first assigned basis from the front of the club to the back. You can pick up your tickets as early as 2 hours before the show starts (seats are assigned then).

Dinner Seating Times:

7pm Show: Between 5:00pm and 5:45pm

9:30pm Show: Between 7:30 and 8:15pm

Please note: Gratuity is NOT included in your purchase. The FEE associated with purchase is for the ticketing company, Seat Engine, as a handling fee for their service. Seat Engine is a separate company from Acme Comedy Company.

Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii Kermet Apio enjoyed a childhood in paradise. He spent his time watching television, playing and procrastinating everything else. To this day he still does all three extensively.

After graduating high school, Kermit went to Seattle to attend the University of Washington. Seattle became his home. In the winter of 1988 Kermit did his first open mike at the Comedy Underground in Seattle. Comedy was a great hobby. In May of 1990, he quit his job, said goodbye to health care and benefits, and took the leap to performing full time. It is still his only job skill.

Kermit is married and the proud father of two wonderful children. He enjoys his family, baseball, and pie. He does not enjoy opera, sitting in traffic, and writing about himself in the third person.