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Lost In Del Valle
A true story of sex, drugs, rock n’ roll, and redemption. Straight from its five-star, award-winning run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
Louis Katz: Conflicted
Comedy Cellar regular Louis Katz has one hour to decide if a kid will ruin his life or save it.
Elf Lyons: The Woman on the Edge
“A beautiful, shattering hour from an extraordinary performer. ★★★★★” —The Sunday Mail
Max Davidson Does New Material
Mind-reading, memory stunts, and storytelling, blended together, fresh off a critically-acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run.
The Second Best School Shooting
Fresh off a five-star sold-out Edinburgh Fringe run, a dark comedy about America’s traumatized, despondent, yet somehow hilarious youth.
Mark Simmons: Jest to Impress
Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe winner delivers razor-sharp one-liners plus improvised jokes built from audience suggestions.
Rap Roulette
NYC’s freshest young rappers and funniest underground comics swap mics in a comedy show of raptastical proportions.
Something Spooky
An award-winning paranormal comedy mines real family ghost stories for goosebumps, laughs, and unanswered questions in a haunted theater.
Nightmare Fuel
A night of original horror monologues written and performed by emerging writers and actors in New York City.
Gabe Mollica: Solo
Gabe Mollica brings his hit off-Broadway comedy about friendship to Soho Playhouse for the final time to tape a comedy special directed by Chris Gethard.
Bride To Be
A bride-to-be questions wedding perfection and the institution of marriage itself in this sharp, feminist character comedy.
Judi Love: Live in New York
Beloved UK comedian Judi Love, known for Loose Women and Strictly, brings her razor wit to NYC in her debut run.
The Exhibitionist
Jeff Hiller stars as a museum’s oldest intern coming undone in this funny, fast, theatrical love letter to artists.
Max Davidson Does New Material
Mind-reading, memory stunts, and storytelling, blended together, fresh off a critically-acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run.
Chris Turner: Room Full of Strangers (Work in Progress)
An Oxford-trained anthropologist and America’s Got Talent runner-up turns strangers into a room-wide social experiment in comedy.
Jaboukie Young-White
Comedian, writer, and actor Jaboukie Young-White brings a sharp hour of standup straight to the SoHo Playhouse stage.
Bigfoot Ripped My Dog in Half, I Saw It
Two teens’ fake Bigfoot hoax spirals into real panic in this award-winning, metatheatrical puppet show about small-town fear.
Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story
Princess Diana holds court from heaven in this hilarious, ridiculous drag spectacle full of puppetry and queer celebration.
The (Very Gay) Christmas Prince
A struggling NYC baker finds royal romance in a queer, comedic holiday fairy tale set in fictional Swedonia.
Fly, You Fools!
Three actors and a Foley artist deliver a live, shot-for-shot fantasy-epic parody marking Fellowship of the Ring’s 25th anniversary.
Tailored Comedy
A stylish stand-up showcase features comedians from HBO, Comedy Central, Netflix, and Just for Laughs in one sharp night.
Pajama Party
Pajama Party is a comedy show with a sleepover vibe. The show includes a mix of stand-up, sketch, improv, and musicians, with all performers in pajamas!
Jim Rash: ONE!
Community’s Jim Rash improvises an entire one-man show nightly, inventing characters and plot purely from audience suggestions.
A Baby For Me? No Thank You, Please!
Bailey Swilley tackles baby-pressure, parenting advice, and one unusual gynecological twist with projections, jokes, and a little body horror.
Mind Games
Mentalist Jake Berg and comedy magician Sean Francisco read minds and rattle nerves in this laugh-out-loud, slightly scary evening.
Gimme a Sign!
Bailey Swilley processes her father’s death through ghost stories, dark comedy, and a hunt for supernatural signs of him.
Max Davidson: Strangers
An interactive mentalism show where no phone passcode is safe, celebrating the beauty found in strangers who slow down.
Slap Ass Friday
A darkly funny puberty play follows Kay through 2010s girlhood, body shame, and the assault survivors don’t always recognize.