Monday July 29th - 7:30PM
Upper West Side

SOLD OUT

Sorry this event is currently sold out but you can add your name to the waitlist in case any room opens up! We cannot guarantee that any room will open up, so if you can come to another show, we recommend buying your tickets now so you don't miss out.


This event is SOLD OUT. Please check out one of these upcoming shows! here.
*Promo Codes can be added in next step

Requirements :

  • All sales are final; Tickets are non-refundable
  • $20-item minimum purchase per person in showroom (includes drinks and snacks); NY Tax and 18% gratuity additional
  • Ages 16+
  • Individual comedian appearances subject to change without notice
  • For reservations of groups of 12+, please email group reservations form
  • Seating is assigned based on on-time check in by groups as purchased; We cannot guarantee larger parties will be seated together or that tickets purchased separately can be combined at larger tables
  • Prices of tickets purchased at walk-up cover are higher than online presale price

NY State Tax (8.875%) additional
ALL SALES ARE FINAL

Note: This event is at our Upper West Side location
Andrew Schulz
As 2018 and 2019’s most viewed comedian in the world, Andrew Schulz has taken stand up comedy by storm. A native New Yorker, Schulz is known for his hilariously unapologetic takes and wild off-the-cuff interactions with the crowd. His stand up clips posted on YouTube received over 4 million views per week. Schulz’s latest comedy special THE CROWD WORK SPECIAL has been viewed over 2 million times. His other specials 441 and VIEWS FROM THE CIS have been viewed over 10 million times. Schulz’s debut comedy album 551 was #1 on Billboard, Apple Music, Spotify, iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon Music. Andrew has been a guest on THE JOE ROGAN EXPERIENCE twice this past year, both times with episodes lasting over three hours. His two podcasts – THE BRILLIANT IDIOTS and FLAGRANT 2 – receive over 500k listens per episode. Over the years, Schulz has had many appearances on traditional TV and film, but let’s be honest, who even watches TV anymore?