Upper West Side
Note: This event is at our
Upper West Side location
*Promo Codes can be added in next step
- 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
The Ruthless Comedy Hour ft. Karen Bergreen, Cynthia Kaplan, Evan Handler (Sex and the City, Californication, And Just Like That) and surprise guest!
The Ruthless Comedy Hour is a comedy variety show for grownups with half an effing brain. In its 8th smash year, it features top stand-up comedians, musicians and celebrity interviews, and addresses social, political and local concerns by making brutal fun of them. Bergreen is a veteran stand-up comedian and author of two acclaimed novels. Kaplan tours extensively with her comedy rock band, The Cynthia Kaplan Ordeal, and is the author of two just as acclaimed collections of humorous essays.
The Ruthless Comedy Hour is produced by Eileen Katz (MTV, Comedy Central)
Tonight is the 'We're Upping Our Meds' addition and features:
Our celebrity interviewee, Evan Handler, is a prolific actor and writer, best known for his long-running roles on Californication, Power, Sex and the City, ...And Just Like That, and for the films Ransom, Taps, The Three Stooges, Too Big to Fail, and American Crime Story, among many others. He has appeared to acclaim in leading roles off and on Broadway. He is the author of two memoirs, Time on Fire and It's Only Temporary...The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive.
Famous surprise comic Yes, it might be a baby. Past guests have included Jim Gaffigan, Myk Kaplan, Judy Gold, Marina Franklin, Carmen Lynch, Keith Robinson, Ted Alexandro, Jessica Kirson, Josh Gondleman, Dave Hill, Wendy Liebman...
