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Catch top New York headliners and rising national comedians in an intimate 90-minute set at Broadway Comedy Club, steps from Times Square. Expect quick pacing, a two-drink minimum, age restrictions and health checks — arrive early to secure your seat.
Catch top New York headliners and rising national comedians in an intimate 90-minute set at Broadway Comedy Club, steps from Times Square. Expect quick pacing, a two-drink minimum, age restrictions and health checks — arrive early to secure your seat.
The house lights dim and the neon of Times Square pushes its glow through the club’s front windows — the street hums like a crowd ready to be turned into laughter. Inside, small tables, low ceilings and quick-paced banter create an intimate theater feel where headline comics riff close enough to see the punchlines land.
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Operated by Broadway Comedy Club · New York, NY
The house lights dim and the neon of Times Square pushes its glow through the club’s front windows — the street hums like a crowd ready to be turned into laughter. Inside, small tables, low ceilings and quick-paced banter create an intimate theater feel where headline comics riff close enough to see the punchlines land.
Times Square has been a theatrical crossroads since the early 20th century, evolving from vaudeville and movie palaces to today’s multiplex of Broadway shows and comedy rooms. Beneath the asphalt, Manhattan’s schist holds the island steady while above it the comedy scene has grown into a proving ground: many performers at Broadway Comedy Club have credits on late-night and cable stages, reflecting New York’s long role in shaping stand-up culture.
Expect a 90-minute set driven by rotating headliners and tight-paced openers. The room moves quickly — no late seating — and the experience is as much social as performative: audience reactions shape the flow.
Practical tips: arrive 30–45 minutes early to check in and order drinks (two-drink minimum applies), bring photo ID for age verification (16+), and bring a mask — venues have required vaccination and health checks at times. The club is wheelchair accessible and near plentiful subway lines and Midtown hotels, so public transit is the easiest way to arrive.
This is urban entertainment with the immediacy of live performance: loud, fast, and human. For visitors who want a night of sharp jokes and close-up stagecraft, a set at Broadway Comedy Club delivers the goods with minimal fuss and maximum laughs.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for all physical fitness levels; minimal mobility required other than typical city walking
Guests must be 16 or older to attend (13+ allowed with a parent present). Bring ID to verify age.
All sales are final — tickets are non-refundable and performances are subject to change without notice.
No; late seating is not offered. Arrive early to check in and be seated before the performance begins.
Yes — the venue notes wheelchair accessibility and accessible surfaces; contact the club ahead for specific assistance needs.
Times Square developed into a theater district in the early 1900s; comedy clubs in New York built on vaudeville and nightclub traditions to create today’s stand-up circuit.
Midtown sees heavy foot traffic — favor public transit and reusable drinkware when possible; supporting local venues and following venue health rules reduces waste and crowding.
Broadway Comedy Club operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The house lights dim and the neon of Times Square pushes its glow through the club’s front windows — the street hums like a crowd ready to be turned into laughter. Inside, small tables, low ceilings and quick-paced banter create an intimate theater feel where headline comics riff close enough to see the punchlines land.
The house lights dim and the neon of Times Square pushes its glow through the club’s front windows — the street hums like a crowd ready to be turned into laughter. Inside, small tables, low ceilings and quick-paced banter create an intimate theater feel where headline comics riff close enough to see the punchlines land.
Times Square has been a theatrical crossroads since the early 20th century, evolving from vaudeville and movie palaces to today’s multiplex of Broadway shows and comedy rooms. Beneath the asphalt, Manhattan’s schist holds the island steady while above it the comedy scene has grown into a proving ground: many performers at Broadway Comedy Club have credits on late-night and cable stages, reflecting New York’s long role in shaping stand-up culture.
Expect a 90-minute set driven by rotating headliners and tight-paced openers. The room moves quickly — no late seating — and the experience is as much social as performative: audience reactions shape the flow.
Practical tips: arrive 30–45 minutes early to check in and order drinks (two-drink minimum applies), bring photo ID for age verification (16+), and bring a mask — venues have required vaccination and health checks at times. The club is wheelchair accessible and near plentiful subway lines and Midtown hotels, so public transit is the easiest way to arrive.
This is urban entertainment with the immediacy of live performance: loud, fast, and human. For visitors who want a night of sharp jokes and close-up stagecraft, a set at Broadway Comedy Club delivers the goods with minimal fuss and maximum laughs.