Good, Not-So-Clean Fun with Vahe Berberian

“Vahe, who has many talents, is someone very familiar to all of us,” said Hartounian. “We are so happy he is here among us today to perform his latest monologue.”

Berberian debuted “Ooremn,” his sixth monologue, last September in Glendale. He is currently on tour with his show, delighting audiences across the country and overseas. Fresh off performances in Lebanon and Canada, Berberian will continue to present his show to Armenian communities around the globe.

“I appreciate Vahe Berberian’s good humor and his jokes,” said guest Jirair Khorozian. “His comedy is hilarious and daring.”

“I enjoyed a lot of laughs,” said Andrew Saganda who attended the performance with his family. “It’s a wonderful time and perfect to watch with your parents as well.”

The Beirut-born Berberian, a Los Angeles resident for the past three decades, has pursued the arts through various channels, including writing, painting, acting and directing, among many other modes of creativity. His earlier popular monologues, aptly named, “ Yevaylen,” “Nayev,” “Dagaveen,” “Sagayn” and “Yete,” each probe into man’s existence, all the while entertaining his international audience.

“It was honor to host a multi-talented artist as renowned as Vahe Berberian,” said Hartounian after the show. “It’s always a privilege to organize events such as this that make us proud to be Armenian.”