A true story of sex, drugs, rock n’ roll, and redemption. Straight from its five-star, award-winning run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
Comedy Cellar regular Louis Katz has one hour to decide if a kid will ruin his life or save it.
“A beautiful, shattering hour from an extraordinary performer. ★★★★★” —The Sunday Mail
A puppet musical follows a gentle caveman who chooses kindness and creativity over hunting, made for kids ages 3–11.
Since 2014, Cory and Kevin have hosted NYC’s best comics for just $15 a ticket in this Fringe-approved showcase.
Mind-reading, memory stunts, and storytelling, blended together, fresh off a critically-acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run.
“Funniest stand up at the Edinburgh Fringe!” -BW Art
A staged reading of a new children’s musical based on the characters of Storytime Chess and brought to you by the creator of Broadway’s How to Dance in Ohio, Rebekah Melocik.
Fresh off a five-star sold-out Edinburgh Fringe run, a dark comedy about America’s traumatized, despondent, yet somehow hilarious youth.
Storytelling treats by a pack of old dogs! Now going into its fourth year, New Tricks Stories is an exciting storytelling show where all the storytellers are of a “certain age.”
Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe winner delivers razor-sharp one-liners plus improvised jokes built from audience suggestions.
NYC’s freshest young rappers and funniest underground comics swap mics in a comedy show of raptastical proportions.
An immersive experience felt from the inside.
An award-winning paranormal comedy mines real family ghost stories for goosebumps, laughs, and unanswered questions in a haunted theater.
Comedians attempt to explain real scientific studies, then the actual scientists reveal what the data really means.
A deranged, fractured church service turned stand-up show confronts Catholic guilt, shame, and one very memorable bowling trip.
A night of original horror monologues written and performed by emerging writers and actors in New York City.
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.
A bride-to-be questions wedding perfection and the institution of marriage itself in this sharp, feminist character comedy.
Beloved UK comedian Judi Love, known for Loose Women and Strictly, brings her razor wit to NYC in her debut run.
Jeff Hiller stars as a museum’s oldest intern coming undone in this funny, fast, theatrical love letter to artists.
Mind-reading, memory stunts, and storytelling, blended together, fresh off a critically-acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe run.
Scotland’s breakout stand-up and social media sensation returns with FLOW, his all-new hour.
Two interactive Aesop’s Fables puppet shows teach forgiveness and kindness to little ones ages 0–6 in one delightful double feature.
An Oxford-trained anthropologist and America’s Got Talent runner-up turns strangers into a room-wide social experiment in comedy.
Oscar-nominated comedian Jena Friedman delivers a blistering, deeply personal hour on grief, motherhood, and today’s political chaos.
Filmed across 40 real NYC locations, this comedy special traces one comedian’s funny, honest fight to survive the city.
Comedian, writer, and actor Jaboukie Young-White brings a sharp hour of standup straight to the SoHo Playhouse stage.
This is a heartwarming story of a child and their imaginary companion, a dinosaur learns what it means to get along with others.
Two teens’ fake Bigfoot hoax spirals into real panic in this award-winning, metatheatrical puppet show about small-town fear.
Comedians attempt to explain real scientific studies, then the actual scientists reveal what the data really means.
Princess Diana holds court from heaven in this hilarious, ridiculous drag spectacle full of puppetry and queer celebration.
The team behind Hold On To Your Butts live-parodies a beloved 90s Christmas classic with puppetry and Foley artistry.
A comedian discovers his late father’s mob ties and pieces together family truth in this funny, heartfelt story.
“Brilliant, heartbreaking, mind-blowing, inspiring! Also, it’s funny. Drink their Kool Aid.” —Time Out New York

