Get ready to laugh, Butte, because an impressive and very funny Northwest comedian is in Butte Friday at the Orphan Girl Theatre, 316 W. Park Street.

Lynette Manning of Olympia, Washington has taken the stage all over the country and has an impressive list of comedians for whom she has opened, including Kyle Kinane, Sam Miller, Godfrey, Adam Ray, Ben Bailey and Nate Jackson.  She has performed at such prestigious comedy festivals as the Moon Tower Comedy Festival in Austin, Texas and was a semifinalist in the 2024 Seattle International Comedy Competition.

Lynette Manning is a very confident and self-aware comic and has no problem mining her own personal insecurities for laughs.  She is engaging and has a delivery that makes the audience feel as if they are part of the moment.  Lynette, while a rising star, is also a full-time mom and an office professional which only adds depth to her relatable charm.

Showtime is 8pm Friday, July 24th with the doors opening at 7:30pm.  All seats are premium and are extremely limited in number.  Interested parties are encouraged to get their tickets in advance as Lynette is known to sell out venues.  Tickets are available here.

The show is produced by Uptown Comedy in the Orphan Girl and serves as a fundraiser for the theatre's various children's programs and activities and is part of their "Premium Acts for a Premium Cause" program.

Please enter the show on Galena Street through the ball room door.  For further details or information, please call (406) 782-5657.

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