with John Morris

Referred to by most other comics as a “killer”, it means you just can’t follow Vic onstage. And that has been uttered by many very famous stand-ups over the years.

Vic is currently:

*Featured in Kevin James’ new movie Mall Cop: Blart 2 coming out in April 2015

*Starring in Don’t Know Jack, a prime time Hulu Original scripted sit-com slated for Fall 2014

*Writing and Producing his Ticked Off Vic segment for 95.5 WPLJ FM in New York City (reaches 3 million people) AND NJ101.5 FM in New Jersey (#1 radio station in NJ)

*An Internet Sensation with over 22 million YouTube views and his now famous Bread and Milk and Justin Bieber viral rants

*Featured, with other celebrities, in a video roll-in segment in the play Italian Bred coming to Broadway (Fall 2014)

*Named the Grand Marshal for the NYPD Columbia Association in the 2014 Columbus Day Parade in NYC and will walk at the front with Mayor de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bratton.

*One of the hottest Stand Up Comedians in the country!

Vic has appeared on television's America's Funniest People (ABC) where he was a $10,000 Grand Prize winner as well as Stand-Up Spotlight (VH1) and Last Laugh at Pips and acted in a pilot with Woody Allen and Danny Aiello. In addition, he has warmed-up hundreds of audiences for hit shows such as Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and The Ricki Lake Show.

Vic has performed at many of the nation's best comedy venues such as New York City's Dangerfield's, Los Angeles' Laugh Factory, Las Vegas' Riviera Hotel, Resorts World Casino and Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel. His schedule is relentless and he is booked thru 2015 at every comedy venue imaginable in the New York Tri-State area. A Pay Per View special and major US Tour are in current discussions.

WATCH VIDEO (Christmas tree)

BREAD & MILK VIDEO

YO FLORIDA

Catch a Rising Star is a chain of comedy clubs founded in December 1972 in New York City. It has since spread to other areas across the country -- including right here in Delray Beach! The original club in New York City (which has since gone out of business) was notable for its role in starting the careers of many famous singers and comedians, many of whom became very successful in television, theater and film.  Big names such as Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Jon Stewart, David Letterman, Bill Maher, Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres and SO many others!  The list goes on and on.

NOTE: A $2 Historic Preservation Fee will be added to the cost of each individual ticket.  Our Historic Preservation Fund supports the ongoing efforts to preserve and maintain our historic buildings.