Three fantastic comedians — Kathe Farris (Dry Bar Comedy Special), Kristy Kielbasinski (“Worcester’s Funniest Mom”) and Las Vegas veteran Joni Grassey — come to Marlborough for an all-female Mother’s Day Comedy Brunch at Apex Entertainment Marlborough on Sunday, May 12, presented by Scamps Comedy.

Advance sale tickets are $30 for show-only and $60 for brunch-show. Seating is limited. There will also be 10 VIP tables (four seats) available for $250 each. The VIP tables feature high-top chairs and in-show waitstaff service.

Doors open and brunch is served at 11 a.m., with showtime at noon.

The event will feature pitchers of Mimosas ($35) and build-your-own Bloody Mary ($12).

Brunch includes a mouthwatering array of selections to satisfy your discerning palate.

Menu:

Assorted Mini Pastries

1. Fresh sliced seasonal fruit
2. Scrambled eggs with chives
3. Assorted breakfast empanadas
4. Home fries
5. Bacon & Sausage
6. Beverages available to be purchased at the bar

Brunch-show tickets must be purchased before 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 11.

Kathe Farris is a Boston-based stay-at-home mom, stand-up comedian, and snack cake enthusiast. She hit the comedy scene a little late in life with a different point of view and killer material. After becoming a Comic-in-Residence at The Comedy Studio and a finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival, she recently recorded her national debut with a Dry Bar Comedy Special and released her album “Have you seen this woman” available anywhere you get your music, comedy and podcasts.

Kristy Kielbasinski is a Boston based stand-up comedian and author. She draws inspiration from her life as a stay-at-home mom and housewife. Her children’s book “I Don’t Know” blends her love of comedy and reading. Kristy performs in her stilettos at clubs, bars, and basements across New England. She was a semi-finalist in the Boston Comedy Festival, Funniest Person in Massachusetts, and Mohegan Sun’s Last Comix Standing competition. Kristy has also been featured on WCVB’s Chronicle. When Kristy is not making jokes she can be found at the bus stop telling her kids to tie their shoes.

Joni Grassey was a comedian in Las Vegas for more than 20 years, working at Catch a Rising Star, The Improv, The Comedy Stop and other top clubs. She starred in the comedy review Funniest Females at O’Shea’s for a year, hosted at Caesar’s Magical Empire, and performed at many other fantastic events. Las Vegas Review Journal entertainment critic Michael Paskevich called her, “a quality Vegas mainstay.” Back in her home state of Massachusetts, she’s appeared at the Tupelo Music Hall in Derry, NH, the Center for the Arts in Natick, and the Spire Center for the Performing Arts in Plymouth.