Psych! A Diagnostic Stand-Up Therapy Comedy Show

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About the Show:

Psych! A Diagnostic Stand-Up Therapy Comedy Show, will take you on a beautiful, hilarious journey that includes interactive therapeutic crowd work, stand-up comedy, personal and intimate questions during a diagnostic comedian session with a licensed therapist, and a chance for the audience (aka the Psych! Support) to ask questions.

For each show, three comedians (aka Psych! Comics) take the stage, followed by engaging sessions with licensed mental health therapist and stand-up comedian, Aimee LeCours. Together, they'll unravel the mysteries behind the humor, exploring the age-old question, “Why are you like this?” Prepare for an evening of insightful humor and spontaneous revelations.

***October 3rd, 2025 @ 7 pm Lineup***

-Chris William is a comedian, host of the I’m Annoyed Podcast, and educator from Central Pennsylvania. Even in standup, he maintains that teacher mentality by always making sure the audience leaves having learned something, no matter how ridiculous.

-Ryan P. Flaherty is a comedian from Wilkes-Barre. He’s performed all over including Don’t Tell Comedy shows, Crooked Mouth Comedy Fest, Krackpots Comedy Club, Rhino Comedy, Scranton Fringe Festival, & probably in your weird friend’s garage. He’s been on podcasts like NEPA Scene, On the Mic with Mike Peters, as well as Logic and Laughs. He’s the host of the Laughs at the Loft open mic in Scranton and he performs improv with the incredible Electric City Improv players. Additionally (and most importantly) his favorite color is green.

-Teri Granahan, based out of the Poconos, started her stand-up career in New York City in 2000 and won “Best New Talent” from New York Comedy Club. She went on to be the house MC for Wisecracker's Comedy Club along with aq weekly radio segment on 105 The River. Her quick, sharp punchlines make her a comedian-to-watch and earned her place in the semifinals – the top 10 – of the Ladies of Laughter Competition NYC in 2016. Some of her credits include: MTV’s Apartment 2 with the Sklar Brothers and worked with Dave Russo on Boston’s Dirty Water TV.

***October 4th, 2025 @ 7 pm Lineup***

-Emily Flake is a cartoonist, writer, and comic whose work appears regularly in the New Yorker, McSweeney’s, and other publications. She co-hosts a monthly standup show called FDK in Brooklyn with Hollie Harper. She is the author of several books, most recently Joke in a Box: How to Write and Draw Jokes. She created illustrations for the Broadway production “All In,” a comedy based on the short stories of Simon Rich. She was nominated for a WGA award for her work on “Command Z,” a web series directed by Steven Soderbergh. She is the founder and operator of St. Nell’s, a humor writing residency in Williamsport, PA.

-Ellen Doyle was raised in Scranton and has toured all over the United States at clubs, festivals, bars, coffee shops, open fields (Thanks Covid), living rooms, and public bathrooms across America’s heartland. She has been in The SLO Comedy Festival, The World Series of Comedy top 50, North Carolina Comedy Festival, Sno Jam Comedy Festival, Mutiny Radio Comedy Festival, Paul Bunyon Comedy Festival, The Hollywood, Scranton, and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals. Ellen’s comedy ride is one not to miss. Sarcastic, dark, unapologetic, yet insanely charming, Ellen says what she thinks although most of those thoughts should probably be kept to herself. Ellen’s Comedy has been described as: “A special kind of twisted”- Drunk Patron in Michigan.

-Marc Hoover is a Binghamton, NY- based stand-up comedian. As a former cop, Army veteran, recovering alcoholic, and lovable buffoon. Marc's comedy ride will take you through a crash course in all the wrong ways to be successful. After small town Post-9/11 teenage years, Marc left for Army Basic Training two days after high school graduation with a raging America boner. Now in his mid-30s, he continues to serve (now flaccid) both in uniform and on stage. After a failed stint at a law enforcement career and a coinciding alcoholism recovery, he has found a better way to serve humanity. By making fun of it.

Host or Publisher Aimee LeCours