New York Comedy Club is undergoing renovations October 18th-25th. See you soon at our new and improved club! If you'd still like to see a great comedy show, check out our friends over at Broadway Comedy Club (broadwaycomedyclub.com) and use code "nycc" for $10 tickets to any show between October 18th and 25th! Broadway Comedy Club will also honor all New York Comedy Club tickets during this time.
NACHO BITCHES is the wildly popular late night show brought to you by NYC comedy scene favorites CORINNE FISHER (Guys We Fucked podcast) & BLAIR SOCCI (Brooklyn Comedy Festival). These two dainty women (LOL!), er, foul-mouthed, beer-guzzling babes, bring you the city's best comedians once a month for a rowdy night of laughter. And, because they are really decent human beings, they offer all of their beloved guests free nachos (with a side of unmatched weirdness). NB REGZ INCLUDE: Michael Che, Gary Gulman, Pete Davidson, Ari Shaffir, Chris Gethard & Kevin Meaney Corinne Fisher Blair Socci
Tired of being tortured by bad comedy? Awful comedy should be punishable! In this unique comedy show, comedians perform and the audience decides if they should be PAID cash or administered PAIN by a Dominatrix. The show opens with our hosts, Jay Nog and Lisa Ann, who warm up the crowd by doing a Q & A, play interactive games with the audience, and give away some sex toys from Fleshlight and Adam and Eve. After they warm up the crowd Jay and Lisa bring on a special guest headlining comedian. Then introduces the house Dominatrix Jessica Sovereign. Then the competition begins: five stand-up comedians compete to either get “paid” cash for their performance or receive “pain” from the Dominatrix. If the audience votes for a comedian to receive “pain,” he or she must pick a card from the “Deck of Pain” and the dominatrix will administer whatever the card says: Paddling in Pink Panties, clothes-pin nipple clamp Christmas Tree, cat tail lashings, or one of many others (always with a hearty stock of hot wax on call). In case the comedian can dish it out but can’t take the pain, there is of course a safe-word, chosen beforehand by YOU, the audience.
