Steve Sweeney at the Lo Kai

The King returns on Saturday, April 15, as Steve Sweeney returns to the Lo Kai in Dracut, with Dave Rattigan and Jeff Koen.

Tickets are $45 for buffet dinner-and-show, with doors open at 6, buffet from 6:20 to 7:35, and showtime at 8. All seats are reserved.

(Note: Because of software limitations, tables of six will appear on the map with end seats. At the venue, tables of six will have seats 1-3 on one side, seats 4-6 on the other, front to back.)

Drinks may be purchased with cash only (there is an ATM on the premises), and there will be no blender drinks served during the show.

Charlestown-born Steve Sweeney is a legendary Boston comedian known as a master of dialects and character voices. With his famous Boston accent and great insight into human nature, Sweeney is so thoroughly Bostonian that he merits his own stop on the MBTA Green Line. He has appeared in dozens of films and televisions shows including Letterman, 2019’s Sweeney Killing Sweeney (in which he spoofed his own persona), as well as Denzel Washington’s The Equalizer, Rodney Dangerfield’s Back to School, The Farelly Brothers’ There’s Something About Mary and Me, Myself and Irene, Next Stop Wonderland, and several others. He is a frequent guest on Boston radio and was host of the morning-drive Sweeney’s Neighborhood on WZLX (100.7 FM).

Known for his dead-pan delivery and quick, dry wit, Dave Rattigan is a comedian whose CD has received airplay on SiriusXM Satellite Radio and radio stations around the world. He’s headlined in the best clubs and theaters in New England, opened for The Beach Boys and Nick DiPaolo, and created the themed stand-up comedy show “How Men Think (Or Do They).” He’s appeared in regional television commercials on NESN. He’s written funny columns for the Boston Globe, Christian Science Monitor and others and his video clips have run on Nickmom.com and Rooftop Comedy. He’s a regular at the Hampton Beach Comedy Festival and has appeared in the Boston Comedy Festival, the Women in Comedy Festival, and Salem Comedy & Spirits Festival. He’s also co-host of the provocative true crime podcast Crime Solvers: Means, Opportunity, Motive.

Jeff Koen’s family was on America’s Funniest Home Videos and won $10,000. Can anything be more glamorous than that? Koen often works the clubs and theaters of New England with Juston McKinney, and is in constant demand as an actor on independent film projects. He’s known for his portrayal of one of the characters in the on-line cartoon Man Servants, and for playing the offensive “Uncle Rick” in the 2010 cult film Heavy Times, which gained him fans from all of the world, though not very many in any one country. “A guy from Sri Lanka wanted to visit me and stay at my house,” he said. “All he needed me to do was write a letter to the prime minister.” His work has appeared at many film festivals, and he’s a regular performer on the Hampton Beach (NH) Comedy Festival.

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