How long are comedy shows in NYC?

Most comedy shows in NYC last between 60 to 90 minutes. Some weekend or headliner shows can run closer to 2 hours.

How many comedy clubs are in NYC?

There are over 30 notable comedy clubs across NYC, with the highest concentration in Manhattan, especially in Greenwich Village and Times Square.

What is the best comedy club in NYC?

Comedy Cellar is widely considered the best-known club, but Comedy Village is a rising star in Times Square with top lineups and a vibrant setting.

Where can I see comedy in NYC?

You can see comedy at clubs like Comedy Village, Comedy Cellar, Gotham, The Stand, and indie spots across Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Which Comedy Cellar location is best in NYC?

The original MacDougal Street location is considered the best for its intimate space and surprise celebrity drop-ins.

Are there comedy clubs in NYC for under 18?

Most clubs are 21+, but select improv theaters and early shows may allow under-18 guests. Always check show restrictions in advance.

Is there clean or family-friendly comedy in NYC?

Clean comedy is available at select shows, especially at Gotham Comedy Club and improv theaters. Family-friendly shows are rare but do exist.

What type of comedy can I see in NYC?

NYC features stand-up, improv, open mic, sketch, clean comedy, and storytelling shows every night across the city.

Where can I watch stand-up comedy in NYC tonight?

Check out the latest showtimes at Comedy Village or browse listings on Eventbrite and TodayTix for nightly stand-up shows.

Where is Comedy Cellar in NYC?

Comedy Cellar’s main location is at 117 MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.

Mae Planert - Comedy Village

Mae Planert

Originally from Massachusetts and now based in New York City, Mae turns the chaos of new parenthood, family life, and modern societal hypocrisy into sharp, cutting comedy. With a knack for transforming dark personal stories from her past (and not so far back past) into absurd, silly stories. Mae has a special available on Amazon Prime entitled ‘Who is She?” and has been featured in The New York Times, Time Out New York, the New York Comedy Festival, and Comedy Central Digital.

Her fav comics include Sarah Silverman, Joan Rivers and Chris Flemming. A lot of range.

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