Name: Lafayette Comedy
Address: Lafayette, LA, 70506
Telephone: (337) 298-4373

FEATURING
Wednesday 12/06 07:30PM
THE GOOFBALL RUN featuring Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand
@Club 337
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FEATURING
Wednesday 12/06 07:30PM
THE GOOFBALL RUN featuring Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand
@Club 337
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Upcoming Shows

THE GOOFBALL RUN featuring Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand

Wednesday December 6th 07:30PM - Club 337
THE GOOFBALL RUN featuring Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand
Lafayette Comedy presents The Goofball Run featuring comedians Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand at Club 337 on Wednesday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are $25 for VIP Reserved Seats & $20 in advance for general admission ($25 general admission at the door the night of which includes taxes and fees).About the comedians:DAVE STONE - Based in Los Angeles by way of Atlanta, Dave Stone made his television debut on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" in 2013 and in the same year was selected to the prestigious "New Faces" roster of the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Since then, he has been seen on season 8 of NBC's "Last Comic Standing", Viceland's "Flophouse", and Travel Channel's "Cheat Day Chow Down". Dave has also appeared on several comedy podcasts, including “You Made it Weird w/ Pete Holmes”, and “The Honeydew w/ Ryan Sickler”. When not headlining clubs across the country, Dave can be heard voicing several characters on Adult Swim's "Squidbillies", co-hosting his paranormal podcast "The Boogie Monster" with Kyle Kinane, and co-hosting "The Stonebergs Podcast" with his wife, Katie Strandberg. His first YouTube stand-up special “Pack A Lunch” released in 2023 has racked up nearly 200,000 views and has been met with acclaim from fans and critics alike.GEOFF TATE - A Portland-based comedian, Geoff has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and regularly tours with Tom Segura, Doug Benson and Doug Stanhope. He made his television debut on Comedy Central's “Live at Gotham”. A fixture in the comedy podcast scene, Geoff has appeared on “WTF w/ Marc Maron”, “Your Mom’s House w/ Tom Segura and Christina P”, “The BertCast”, “You Made it Weird w/ Pete Holmes”, “The Doug Stanhope Podcast”, and is a regular on “Doug Loves Movies”, as well as “Getting Doug with High”.RYAN SINGER - Ryan Singer, "Comedy's Crown Prince of Weird" is a comic's comic who electrifies mainstream audiences with material that is both uncompromising and unpretentious. He recently released his first one-hour special The Supernatural, filmed in a haunted school. He's been seen on Maron (IFC), The Movie Show (ScFy) and has released 4 full-length comedy albums, Free Love (2018), Immortal For Now (2015), Comedy Wonder Town (2012) and How To Get High Without Drugs (2010), 3 of which were chosen as Top Comedy Album of the Year. He is the creator and host of the popular “Me & Paranormal You” podcast in which he has in-depth interviews with paranormal investigators, and experiencers of the supernatural and explores all things esoteric. He has been selected by Rolling Stone Magazine as "A Comic Who Should Be Big," LA Weekly as one of "10 LA Comics to Watch", mentioned in NY Magazine as a "Comic to Watch," was one of 4 finalists in the original “CMT's Next Big Comic Contest”, is a frequent guest on the “WTF Podcast w/Marc Maron” and “The Bob & Tom Show, and his joke "United Snacks of America" has nearly 11 million listens on Pandora.GILBERT LAWAND - Gilbert Lawand got his start on the mean comedy streets of Atlanta, where he continues to be a fixture in the city’s vast comedy scene. In the past few years, he has participated in several festivals including the Bridgetown Comedy Festival as well as the Laughing Skull Festival where he was a finalist in 2015. He's opened up for Dave Chappelle and Aziz Ansari in large theater shows, and also tours regularly with Rory Scovel and Eric Andre. Behind the scenes, Gilbert produces the annual Red Clay Comedy Festival which takes place in Atlanta every September.
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Wednesday December 6th 07:30PM - Club 337
THE GOOFBALL RUN featuring Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand
Lafayette Comedy presents The Goofball Run featuring comedians Dave Stone, Geoff Tate, Ryan Singer, and Gilbert Lawand at Club 337 on Wednesday, December 6 at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are $25 for VIP Reserved Seats & $20 in advance for general admission ($25 general admission at the door the night of which includes taxes and fees).About the comedians:DAVE STONE - Based in Los Angeles by way of Atlanta, Dave Stone made his television debut on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" in 2013 and in the same year was selected to the prestigious "New Faces" roster of the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. Since then, he has been seen on season 8 of NBC's "Last Comic Standing", Viceland's "Flophouse", and Travel Channel's "Cheat Day Chow Down". Dave has also appeared on several comedy podcasts, including “You Made it Weird w/ Pete Holmes”, and “The Honeydew w/ Ryan Sickler”. When not headlining clubs across the country, Dave can be heard voicing several characters on Adult Swim's "Squidbillies", co-hosting his paranormal podcast "The Boogie Monster" with Kyle Kinane, and co-hosting "The Stonebergs Podcast" with his wife, Katie Strandberg. His first YouTube stand-up special “Pack A Lunch” released in 2023 has racked up nearly 200,000 views and has been met with acclaim from fans and critics alike.GEOFF TATE - A Portland-based comedian, Geoff has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and regularly tours with Tom Segura, Doug Benson and Doug Stanhope. He made his television debut on Comedy Central's “Live at Gotham”. A fixture in the comedy podcast scene, Geoff has appeared on “WTF w/ Marc Maron”, “Your Mom’s House w/ Tom Segura and Christina P”, “The BertCast”, “You Made it Weird w/ Pete Holmes”, “The Doug Stanhope Podcast”, and is a regular on “Doug Loves Movies”, as well as “Getting Doug with High”.RYAN SINGER - Ryan Singer, "Comedy's Crown Prince of Weird" is a comic's comic who electrifies mainstream audiences with material that is both uncompromising and unpretentious. He recently released his first one-hour special The Supernatural, filmed in a haunted school. He's been seen on Maron (IFC), The Movie Show (ScFy) and has released 4 full-length comedy albums, Free Love (2018), Immortal For Now (2015), Comedy Wonder Town (2012) and How To Get High Without Drugs (2010), 3 of which were chosen as Top Comedy Album of the Year. He is the creator and host of the popular “Me & Paranormal You” podcast in which he has in-depth interviews with paranormal investigators, and experiencers of the supernatural and explores all things esoteric. He has been selected by Rolling Stone Magazine as "A Comic Who Should Be Big," LA Weekly as one of "10 LA Comics to Watch", mentioned in NY Magazine as a "Comic to Watch," was one of 4 finalists in the original “CMT's Next Big Comic Contest”, is a frequent guest on the “WTF Podcast w/Marc Maron” and “The Bob & Tom Show, and his joke "United Snacks of America" has nearly 11 million listens on Pandora.GILBERT LAWAND - Gilbert Lawand got his start on the mean comedy streets of Atlanta, where he continues to be a fixture in the city’s vast comedy scene. In the past few years, he has participated in several festivals including the Bridgetown Comedy Festival as well as the Laughing Skull Festival where he was a finalist in 2015. He's opened up for Dave Chappelle and Aziz Ansari in large theater shows, and also tours regularly with Rory Scovel and Eric Andre. Behind the scenes, Gilbert produces the annual Red Clay Comedy Festival which takes place in Atlanta every September.
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Thursday December 7th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 7th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 14th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 14th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Sean Patton (Tonight Show, Peacock, Comedy Central)

Saturday December 16th 08:30PM - Club 337
Sean Patton (Tonight Show, Peacock, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Sean Patton on Saturday, December 16th at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets on sale for $20 in advance ($25 the night of the show).About Sean Patton:Sean Patton is a comedian based in New York, by way of New Orleans.He began doing stand-up in the Crescent City and has since performed in comedy clubs and festivals across the world, including The Melbourne International Comedy Festival (2011, 2018), The Glasgow Comedy fest (2016), the Dublin Comedy fest (2017), and The Edinburgh Fringe (2017, 2019).Other festivals appearances include SXSW (2016, 2017, 2018, 2022), The Moontower comedy festival (2012, 2013, 2014, 2019), Just for Laughs Chicago (2013), Just for Laughs Toronto (2013) and Just for Laughs Montreal (2008, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2018).He's performed on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham (2009), Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (2010), Conan (2011, 2013), and Comedy Central’s The Half Hour (2013). More recently, He's been on @midnight (2014, 2015), The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail (2015), This Is Not Happening (2015, 2017, 2019), Showtime's Live from SXSW (2017), TruTv's Comedy Knockout (2016, 2017, 2018), and This week at the Comedy Cellar (2018, 2019, 2020).As for acting, He's appeared on IFC'S Maron, Comedy Central's Inside Amy Schumer and TruTV's Those who can't. In 2019 he released his second album Scuttlebutt on Helium Records. His next album King Scorpio was released on Christmas Eve 2021 and as a special on Youtube in August 2022. His special Number One is currently streaming on Peacock.
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Saturday December 16th 08:30PM - Club 337
Sean Patton (Tonight Show, Peacock, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Sean Patton on Saturday, December 16th at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets on sale for $20 in advance ($25 the night of the show).About Sean Patton:Sean Patton is a comedian based in New York, by way of New Orleans.He began doing stand-up in the Crescent City and has since performed in comedy clubs and festivals across the world, including The Melbourne International Comedy Festival (2011, 2018), The Glasgow Comedy fest (2016), the Dublin Comedy fest (2017), and The Edinburgh Fringe (2017, 2019).Other festivals appearances include SXSW (2016, 2017, 2018, 2022), The Moontower comedy festival (2012, 2013, 2014, 2019), Just for Laughs Chicago (2013), Just for Laughs Toronto (2013) and Just for Laughs Montreal (2008, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2018).He's performed on Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham (2009), Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (2010), Conan (2011, 2013), and Comedy Central’s The Half Hour (2013). More recently, He's been on @midnight (2014, 2015), The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail (2015), This Is Not Happening (2015, 2017, 2019), Showtime's Live from SXSW (2017), TruTv's Comedy Knockout (2016, 2017, 2018), and This week at the Comedy Cellar (2018, 2019, 2020).As for acting, He's appeared on IFC'S Maron, Comedy Central's Inside Amy Schumer and TruTV's Those who can't. In 2019 he released his second album Scuttlebutt on Helium Records. His next album King Scorpio was released on Christmas Eve 2021 and as a special on Youtube in August 2022. His special Number One is currently streaming on Peacock.
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Thursday December 21st 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 21st 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 28th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Thursday December 28th 08:00PM - Legend's Pub
YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic
Lafayette Comedy presents YEAH, COMEDY! A Standup Comedy Open Mic.Legends Pub is located at 104Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.So you want to be a comedian? Read these tips to help guide you through your first time on stage.1. DON'T RUN THE LIGHT!Generally, each open-mic performer gets 4 to 5 minutes of stage time. When you have 1 minute left, the host will signal you with a light (usually their cell phone light). This means you have 1 minute left. Best practice is to not "run the light" and go past that mark. It throws the pacing of the show-off and is just rude to other performers. When you see the light, acknowledge it with a thumbs up or a nod.2. Know Your MaterialKnow what you will do before you go on stage. Sure, all these pros look like they are just ranting, and some are, but they have many years of experience and generally get on stage with a basic idea of where they are going. Practice your material before you get on stage. Bring notes. Just know what you will do.3. Watch the ShowWatching comedy is just as important as doing it. You get to see how comedians carry themselves on stage and what crowds like and don't like. Applaud. Listen. And don't talk.4. Don’t insult the crowdThere is a difference between crowd work and just being an ass. If you insult the crowd by going over the line, you will be warned. If it continues, you may not be allowed back. We have to answer to venue managers and owners. If it takes away their business it does not look well for us.5. Move the Mic StandMoving it 2-3 feet out of the way makes you look better and removes a distraction. If you choose to leave the mic in the stand, go for it.6. Hold the Mic CorrectlyDon't cup your hand around the mic top. You are not in the Wu-Tang, so no need for that. We want the crowd to hear you clearly, and also, when you cup the mic, it makes trouble for the sound guy.7. Record YourselfSet your phone on the stool and record your set. Listen. Edit. Repeat. It is the best way to determine what works and what doesn't. You don’t need a video crew. Just listen to your set.8. Don't Steal or Do Street JokesDon't steal from comedians. There is no cover band in comedy. Do original material. Don't do bits you found online. Avoid any jokes your Uncle Larry told you. If you can find it online, don't do it.9. Have Fun!Questions?
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Friday December 29th 08:30PM - Club 337
Lisa Curry (Jim Jefferies Show, Second City, Sirius XM)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Lisa Curry at Club 337 on Friday, Dec. 29th at 8:30PM.Tickets on sale for $20 in advance ($25 at the door night of show).Doors at 8:00 PM, show at 8:30 PM.LISA CURRY is an internationally touring comedian and TV writer based in Los Angeles. She began her career as part of Second City Hollywood's house improv ensemble, where she performed with some of the most well-respected names in comedy. Her quick mind and sharp wit have landed her jobs as a correspondent, covering a range of events, from the first Women’s March in New York to a cryptocurrency conference in Silicon Valley. In 2017, Lisa was the subject of an episode of the PBS docu-series, 'Angeleno.'In 2019, Lisa toured Europe for eight weeks, performing 51 shows in 9 countries with two separate hours of material. On that same tour, she headlined two festivals, recorded her debut album, “Alive For a While” in London and performed for the U.S. troops on an air force base in Jordan. Lisa has worked as a creative on ad campaigns for both Amazon and Comedy Central. She has also written for NBC, TruTV, and Comedy Central, where she was a staff writer on The Jim Jefferies Show. Lisa’s debut comedy album, “Alive for a While” topped the charts following an exclusive release on Sirius XM. Her show, “Long Story Long” airs Thursdays on Sirius XM’s “She’s So Funny” channel. Lisa splits her time between headlining around the world and opening for Jim Jefferies on his theatre tours.
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Friday December 29th 08:30PM - Club 337
Lisa Curry (Jim Jefferies Show, Second City, Sirius XM)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Lisa Curry at Club 337 on Friday, Dec. 29th at 8:30PM.Tickets on sale for $20 in advance ($25 at the door night of show).Doors at 8:00 PM, show at 8:30 PM.LISA CURRY is an internationally touring comedian and TV writer based in Los Angeles. She began her career as part of Second City Hollywood's house improv ensemble, where she performed with some of the most well-respected names in comedy. Her quick mind and sharp wit have landed her jobs as a correspondent, covering a range of events, from the first Women’s March in New York to a cryptocurrency conference in Silicon Valley. In 2017, Lisa was the subject of an episode of the PBS docu-series, 'Angeleno.'In 2019, Lisa toured Europe for eight weeks, performing 51 shows in 9 countries with two separate hours of material. On that same tour, she headlined two festivals, recorded her debut album, “Alive For a While” in London and performed for the U.S. troops on an air force base in Jordan. Lisa has worked as a creative on ad campaigns for both Amazon and Comedy Central. She has also written for NBC, TruTV, and Comedy Central, where she was a staff writer on The Jim Jefferies Show. Lisa’s debut comedy album, “Alive for a While” topped the charts following an exclusive release on Sirius XM. Her show, “Long Story Long” airs Thursdays on Sirius XM’s “She’s So Funny” channel. Lisa splits her time between headlining around the world and opening for Jim Jefferies on his theatre tours.
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Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at Club 337 on Saturday, Dec. 30th

Saturday December 30th 08:30PM - Club 337
Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at Club 337 on Saturday, Dec. 30th
Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel THE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!Join us for the 50th SvDvS!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Saturday, December 30thClub 337 inside the Doubletree HotelDoors at 8PM, show at 8:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the door*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.SHOW RULES:* Cell phones must be set on silent or turned off. Never take a phone call during the show. If it can’t wait, please step outside.* Table Talk must be kept to a minimum. Lafayette Comedy reserves the right to remove loud, talkative patrons. No refunds will be given.* No Flash Photography permitted* No video or audio Recording: Each comedian owns the rights to their own material, however, do NOT.* Do Not Heckle the Comedian: Heckling is interrupting the performance to upstage, disparage, or throw off the comedian. It is never acceptable, and the quickest way to ruin the show for everyone. It is also the quickest way to ejection.* Do Not Interrupt the Comedian: The common excuse for this is “I’m helping the comedian” and “that’s what you’re supposed to do at Comedy Clubs!” Comedians are professionals, they do not need help. Exception: If a comedian directly engages you in conversation, it is ok to respond. Some of the best comedy happens this way and can make for a memorable experience. Be ready to let it go when the bit is over.I don’t recognize the comic’s name, will the show be funny?Yes, all of our acts are professional nationally touring comedians. There are so many talented comedians today; it is impossible for all of them to become household names. That being said, comedy is subjective and we recommend you research the comedian you are coming to see.Unless otherwise stated, please consider all of our shows as “adult subject matter.”No refunds unless the show is canceled or rescheduled.Lafayette Comedy produces stand-up comedy shows around the Acadiana area, featuring local, regional, and national comedians. Lafayette Comedy also produces weekly open-mics, monthly showcases, and special comedy shows.
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Saturday December 30th 08:30PM - Club 337
Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at Club 337 on Saturday, Dec. 30th
Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel THE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!Join us for the 50th SvDvS!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Saturday, December 30thClub 337 inside the Doubletree HotelDoors at 8PM, show at 8:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the door*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.SHOW RULES:* Cell phones must be set on silent or turned off. Never take a phone call during the show. If it can’t wait, please step outside.* Table Talk must be kept to a minimum. Lafayette Comedy reserves the right to remove loud, talkative patrons. No refunds will be given.* No Flash Photography permitted* No video or audio Recording: Each comedian owns the rights to their own material, however, do NOT.* Do Not Heckle the Comedian: Heckling is interrupting the performance to upstage, disparage, or throw off the comedian. It is never acceptable, and the quickest way to ruin the show for everyone. It is also the quickest way to ejection.* Do Not Interrupt the Comedian: The common excuse for this is “I’m helping the comedian” and “that’s what you’re supposed to do at Comedy Clubs!” Comedians are professionals, they do not need help. Exception: If a comedian directly engages you in conversation, it is ok to respond. Some of the best comedy happens this way and can make for a memorable experience. Be ready to let it go when the bit is over.I don’t recognize the comic’s name, will the show be funny?Yes, all of our acts are professional nationally touring comedians. There are so many talented comedians today; it is impossible for all of them to become household names. That being said, comedy is subjective and we recommend you research the comedian you are coming to see.Unless otherwise stated, please consider all of our shows as “adult subject matter.”No refunds unless the show is canceled or rescheduled.Lafayette Comedy produces stand-up comedy shows around the Acadiana area, featuring local, regional, and national comedians. Lafayette Comedy also produces weekly open-mics, monthly showcases, and special comedy shows.
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50 First Jokes: Comedians Doing Their First Jokes of 2023!

Thursday January 4th 08:00PM - Club 337
50 First Jokes: Comedians Doing Their First Jokes of 2023!
50 comedians tell their first joke of 2024!Well, we will try for 50.50 First Jokes occurs in cities throughout America including New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Austin, Atlanta, and more. This is the only show in Louisiana sanctioned by the creators of 50 First Jokes.This show is pay-what-you-want, so get there early to secure a seat.Anyone is welcome to be part of the show, whether it's your first time or your thousandth on stage.Are you interested in being part of it? The only requirement is that you tell an original joke (no street jokes, jokes you found online, or that your uncle told you). You only get 2 minutes max!Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/R3X812muaYPWeSGN6
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Thursday January 4th 08:00PM - Club 337
50 First Jokes: Comedians Doing Their First Jokes of 2023!
50 comedians tell their first joke of 2024!Well, we will try for 50.50 First Jokes occurs in cities throughout America including New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Austin, Atlanta, and more. This is the only show in Louisiana sanctioned by the creators of 50 First Jokes.This show is pay-what-you-want, so get there early to secure a seat.Anyone is welcome to be part of the show, whether it's your first time or your thousandth on stage.Are you interested in being part of it? The only requirement is that you tell an original joke (no street jokes, jokes you found online, or that your uncle told you). You only get 2 minutes max!Fill out this form: https://forms.gle/R3X812muaYPWeSGN6
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Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at Library Riot (Lake Charles)

Laurie Kilmartin at the ACA: Comedy Club Series

Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at The Station (Baton Rouge)

Saturday January 27th 08:30PM - The Station Sports Bar and Grill
Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at The Station (Baton Rouge)
Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at The Station Sports Bar and Grill (4608 Bennington Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70808)THE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!Join us for the first edition of SvDvS at The Station!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Saturday, January 27thDoors at 8PM, show at 8:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the door*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.SHOW RULES:* Cell phones must be set on silent or turned off. Never take a phone call during the show. If it can’t wait, please step outside.* Table Talk must be kept to a minimum. Lafayette Comedy reserves the right to remove loud, talkative patrons. No refunds will be given.* No Flash Photography permitted* No video or audio Recording: Each comedian owns the rights to their own material, however, do NOT.* Do Not Heckle the Comedian: Heckling is interrupting the performance to upstage, disparage, or throw off the comedian. It is never acceptable, and the quickest way to ruin the show for everyone. It is also the quickest way to ejection.* Do Not Interrupt the Comedian: The common excuse for this is “I’m helping the comedian” and “that’s what you’re supposed to do at Comedy Clubs!” Comedians are professionals, they do not need help. Exception: If a comedian directly engages you in conversation, it is ok to respond. Some of the best comedy happens this way and can make for a memorable experience. Be ready to let it go when the bit is over.I don’t recognize the comic’s name, will the show be funny?Yes, all of our acts are professional nationally touring comedians. There are so many talented comedians today; it is impossible for all of them to become household names. That being said, comedy is subjective and we recommend you research the comedian you are coming to see.Unless otherwise stated, please consider all of our shows as “adult subject matter.”No refunds unless the show is canceled or rescheduled.Lafayette Comedy produces stand-up comedy shows around the Acadiana area, featuring local, regional, and national comedians. Lafayette Comedy also produces weekly open-mics, monthly showcases, and special comedy shows.
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Saturday January 27th 08:30PM - The Station Sports Bar and Grill
Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober - A Stand Up Comedy Show at The Station (Baton Rouge)
Lafayette Comedy presents "Stoned vs Drunk vs Sober" at The Station Sports Bar and Grill (4608 Bennington Ave, Baton Rouge, LA 70808)THE BIGGEST COMEDY SHOW IN LOUISIANA!!!Join us for the first edition of SvDvS at The Station!"One of the 9 most unique comedy shows in the nation" - The Laugh ButtonDate: Saturday, January 27thDoors at 8PM, show at 8:30PMStoned vs Drunk vs Sober is a stand-up comedy competition featuring three teams of comics that try to answer the question, "What if comics got stoned, drunk, or sober and then gave it their best as they perform on the edge?*"Comedians will perform their stand-up sets and the winning team will be voted on by the audience.1 Stage, 3 States of Consciousness - Choose vicely!$15 advance, $20 at the door*altered states are for the purposes of performance* No refunds are given unless the show is canceled or postponed.SHOW RULES:* Cell phones must be set on silent or turned off. Never take a phone call during the show. If it can’t wait, please step outside.* Table Talk must be kept to a minimum. Lafayette Comedy reserves the right to remove loud, talkative patrons. No refunds will be given.* No Flash Photography permitted* No video or audio Recording: Each comedian owns the rights to their own material, however, do NOT.* Do Not Heckle the Comedian: Heckling is interrupting the performance to upstage, disparage, or throw off the comedian. It is never acceptable, and the quickest way to ruin the show for everyone. It is also the quickest way to ejection.* Do Not Interrupt the Comedian: The common excuse for this is “I’m helping the comedian” and “that’s what you’re supposed to do at Comedy Clubs!” Comedians are professionals, they do not need help. Exception: If a comedian directly engages you in conversation, it is ok to respond. Some of the best comedy happens this way and can make for a memorable experience. Be ready to let it go when the bit is over.I don’t recognize the comic’s name, will the show be funny?Yes, all of our acts are professional nationally touring comedians. There are so many talented comedians today; it is impossible for all of them to become household names. That being said, comedy is subjective and we recommend you research the comedian you are coming to see.Unless otherwise stated, please consider all of our shows as “adult subject matter.”No refunds unless the show is canceled or rescheduled.Lafayette Comedy produces stand-up comedy shows around the Acadiana area, featuring local, regional, and national comedians. Lafayette Comedy also produces weekly open-mics, monthly showcases, and special comedy shows.
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Paula Poundstone at the ACA: Comedy Club Series

Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop Podcast, Netflix, Comedy Central)

Tuesday March 12th 07:30PM - Club 337
Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop Podcast, Netflix, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian GARETH REYNOLDS (The Dollop Podcast, Travel Channel, Netflix, Comedy Central) at Club 337 on Tuesday, March 12th, at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are on sale for $25.Gareth Reynolds is an internationally touring stand-up who’s brilliantly clever quips perfectly offset Dave Anthony’s hilarious snark on their smash hit podcast The Dollop which garners over 5 million downloads a month.Originally from the mean streets of Milwaukee, Wi Gareth has worked on all sides of both TV and film. Gareth has written or appeared on New Girl, Arrested Development, I’m Sorry, Hoops, Flaked, You’re The Worst, A Very Harold and Kumar Xmas, and Maron. He has also appeared on MTV, Comedy Central, The Travel Channel, and Netflix.His debut stand-up album Riddled With Disease hit #1 on the Billboard comedy charts. His first special titled ‘England, Weed, and the Rest’ is now available on YouTube.He is the father to a cat named Jose.
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Tuesday March 12th 07:30PM - Club 337
Gareth Reynolds (The Dollop Podcast, Netflix, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian GARETH REYNOLDS (The Dollop Podcast, Travel Channel, Netflix, Comedy Central) at Club 337 on Tuesday, March 12th, at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are on sale for $25.Gareth Reynolds is an internationally touring stand-up who’s brilliantly clever quips perfectly offset Dave Anthony’s hilarious snark on their smash hit podcast The Dollop which garners over 5 million downloads a month.Originally from the mean streets of Milwaukee, Wi Gareth has worked on all sides of both TV and film. Gareth has written or appeared on New Girl, Arrested Development, I’m Sorry, Hoops, Flaked, You’re The Worst, A Very Harold and Kumar Xmas, and Maron. He has also appeared on MTV, Comedy Central, The Travel Channel, and Netflix.His debut stand-up album Riddled With Disease hit #1 on the Billboard comedy charts. His first special titled ‘England, Weed, and the Rest’ is now available on YouTube.He is the father to a cat named Jose.
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Steve Hofstetter (ESPN, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson) at Club 337

Tuesday March 26th 08:00PM - Club 337
Steve Hofstetter (ESPN, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson) at Club 337
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Steve Hofstetter on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at Club 337 located inside the Doubletree Hotel. Ages 18+Tickets on sale now: $30 General Admission, $40 Reserved Seating (reserved seats in the first three rows), or $140 VIP + meet & greet (see ticket selections descriptions for more details).Hofstetter, who has a whopping 185 million views on YouTube, is also the host of Finding Babe Ruth on FS1. His book (Ginger Kid) is a top 5 pick on Amazon and debuted at number one in its category.Hofstetter was the host and executive producer of season one of Laughs (FOX) and he has been on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and E! True Hollywood Story, Comics Unleashed, Comedy All-Stars, Quite Frankly, White Boyz in the Hood, Countdown, and more.He's been in four movies, and he has had two top 20 comedy albums (including one that hit number 1 on the iTunes comedy charts). He is a former columnist for Sports Illustrated and the NHL and has also written for Maxim and the New York Times, among others.
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Tuesday March 26th 08:00PM - Club 337
Steve Hofstetter (ESPN, Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson) at Club 337
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Steve Hofstetter on Tuesday, March 26, 2024, at Club 337 located inside the Doubletree Hotel. Ages 18+Tickets on sale now: $30 General Admission, $40 Reserved Seating (reserved seats in the first three rows), or $140 VIP + meet & greet (see ticket selections descriptions for more details).Hofstetter, who has a whopping 185 million views on YouTube, is also the host of Finding Babe Ruth on FS1. His book (Ginger Kid) is a top 5 pick on Amazon and debuted at number one in its category.Hofstetter was the host and executive producer of season one of Laughs (FOX) and he has been on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and E! True Hollywood Story, Comics Unleashed, Comedy All-Stars, Quite Frankly, White Boyz in the Hood, Countdown, and more.He's been in four movies, and he has had two top 20 comedy albums (including one that hit number 1 on the iTunes comedy charts). He is a former columnist for Sports Illustrated and the NHL and has also written for Maxim and the New York Times, among others.
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Chris Porter (Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central)

Wednesday April 3rd 07:30PM - Club 337
Chris Porter (Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents Chris Porter on Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Club 337.Tickets on sale now for $20 in advance ($25 at the door the night of the show).Your favorite finalist from season 4 of NBC’S LAST COMIC STANDING has released his latest hour this April 2019 - A MAN FROM KANSAS is now digitally available on all major streaming platforms.A MAN FROM KANSAS follows the success of UGLY & ANGRY, a one-hour special Chris released in 2014 and remained one of Netflix’s top-rated specials for three years after.You may also know this in-demand comic who tours all over the country from his very own COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS special, his appearance on TOMMY CHONG'S COMEDY @ 420 on Showtime, or THE ARSENIO HALLSHOW.
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Wednesday April 3rd 07:30PM - Club 337
Chris Porter (Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central)
Lafayette Comedy presents Chris Porter on Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Club 337.Tickets on sale now for $20 in advance ($25 at the door the night of the show).Your favorite finalist from season 4 of NBC’S LAST COMIC STANDING has released his latest hour this April 2019 - A MAN FROM KANSAS is now digitally available on all major streaming platforms.A MAN FROM KANSAS follows the success of UGLY & ANGRY, a one-hour special Chris released in 2014 and remained one of Netflix’s top-rated specials for three years after.You may also know this in-demand comic who tours all over the country from his very own COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS special, his appearance on TOMMY CHONG'S COMEDY @ 420 on Showtime, or THE ARSENIO HALLSHOW.
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Myq Kaplan (DryBar Comedy, Letterman, Conan, Comedy Central, AGT)

Thursday April 18th 08:00PM - Club 337
Myq Kaplan (DryBar Comedy, Letterman, Conan, Comedy Central, AGT)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian MYQ KAPLAN (as seen on Comedy Central, Letterman, Conan, Tonight Show, America's Got Talent) at CLub 337 on Thursday, April 18th at 8:00PM.Tickets are on sale for $20 in advance ($25 at the door).Doors at 8:00PM. Show at 8:30PM.Club 337 is located inside the Doubletree Hotel on Pinhook. Two full service bars + food options. No drink or food minimum. Ages 18+.Myq (Mike) Kaplan is a standup comedian who has appeared on the Tonight Show, Conan, Letterman, James Corden, Seth Meyers, Comedy Central, Kamau Bell's Totally Biased, Last Comic Standing, and America’s Got Talent.He has a half-hour special on Comedy Central, a one-hour standup special on Amazon called “Small, Dork,and Handsome,” and a new 2023 Dry Bar special called "Live From The Universe," as well as two podcasts, The Faucet and Broccoli and Ice Cream.Chortle, the British comedy guide, said Myq's Edinburgh Fringe debut "...should be making any comedy connoisseur’s ‘to see’ list" and EdFringeReview called his 2023 follow-up "an unassuming smash hit."His debut album, “Vegan Mind Meld,” was one of iTunes’ top 10 comedy albums of the year, and his newest album, “A.K.A.,” debuted at #1 and was called “invigoratingly funny” by the NY Times!And that's just the PAST. Get ready for the FUTURE! Thanks for reading this!
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Thursday April 18th 08:00PM - Club 337
Myq Kaplan (DryBar Comedy, Letterman, Conan, Comedy Central, AGT)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian MYQ KAPLAN (as seen on Comedy Central, Letterman, Conan, Tonight Show, America's Got Talent) at CLub 337 on Thursday, April 18th at 8:00PM.Tickets are on sale for $20 in advance ($25 at the door).Doors at 8:00PM. Show at 8:30PM.Club 337 is located inside the Doubletree Hotel on Pinhook. Two full service bars + food options. No drink or food minimum. Ages 18+.Myq (Mike) Kaplan is a standup comedian who has appeared on the Tonight Show, Conan, Letterman, James Corden, Seth Meyers, Comedy Central, Kamau Bell's Totally Biased, Last Comic Standing, and America’s Got Talent.He has a half-hour special on Comedy Central, a one-hour standup special on Amazon called “Small, Dork,and Handsome,” and a new 2023 Dry Bar special called "Live From The Universe," as well as two podcasts, The Faucet and Broccoli and Ice Cream.Chortle, the British comedy guide, said Myq's Edinburgh Fringe debut "...should be making any comedy connoisseur’s ‘to see’ list" and EdFringeReview called his 2023 follow-up "an unassuming smash hit."His debut album, “Vegan Mind Meld,” was one of iTunes’ top 10 comedy albums of the year, and his newest album, “A.K.A.,” debuted at #1 and was called “invigoratingly funny” by the NY Times!And that's just the PAST. Get ready for the FUTURE! Thanks for reading this!
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Friday April 19th 08:30PM - Club 337
Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, You Know What Dude?, Netflix)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Netflix) at Club 337 for 2 shows on April 19th & April 20th, 2024.Tickets are on sale for $30 for VIP reserved seats (first 3 rows) or $25 for general admission.Friday, April 19th @ 8:30PM (Doors at 8:00PM)*** THESE TICKETS ARE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 19th ***& also Saturday, April 20th @ 7:00PM (Doors at 6:30PM)Robert Kelly’s comedy is deeply rooted in his own life and relationships which makes it honest, abrasively funny, yet refreshingly vulnerable. He has been winning over audiences for years touring clubs, colleges and theaters, including repeat performances at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival.Robert’s most recent one hour comedy special “Kill Box” can be purchased through robertkellylive.com. Robert is the co-host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM. Robert was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. and recurring on the Comedy Central Series This Week At The Comedy Cellar. Besides being a fixture in comedy, Robert played the role of Bobby in the 2022 Fourth of July movie. Robert played Bam Bam in Denis Leary’s FX show Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. He can also be seen as Louie CK’s brother Robbie on the hit series Louie. His other acting credits include roles in Unsane, Trainwreck, The Truth About Santa Claus, Maron, Benders, Nurse Jackie, Inside Amy Schumer and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn.Robert currently hosts the top rated podcast “You Know What Dude?” found on iTunes and Patreon.Robert also co-hosts Calta and Kelly with Mike Calta, as well as, Bone To Pick with Paul Virzi, both found on iTunes and YouTube.
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Friday April 19th 08:30PM - Club 337
Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, You Know What Dude?, Netflix)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Netflix) at Club 337 for 2 shows on April 19th & April 20th, 2024.Tickets are on sale for $30 for VIP reserved seats (first 3 rows) or $25 for general admission.Friday, April 19th @ 8:30PM (Doors at 8:00PM)*** THESE TICKETS ARE FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 19th ***& also Saturday, April 20th @ 7:00PM (Doors at 6:30PM)Robert Kelly’s comedy is deeply rooted in his own life and relationships which makes it honest, abrasively funny, yet refreshingly vulnerable. He has been winning over audiences for years touring clubs, colleges and theaters, including repeat performances at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival.Robert’s most recent one hour comedy special “Kill Box” can be purchased through robertkellylive.com. Robert is the co-host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM. Robert was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. and recurring on the Comedy Central Series This Week At The Comedy Cellar. Besides being a fixture in comedy, Robert played the role of Bobby in the 2022 Fourth of July movie. Robert played Bam Bam in Denis Leary’s FX show Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. He can also be seen as Louie CK’s brother Robbie on the hit series Louie. His other acting credits include roles in Unsane, Trainwreck, The Truth About Santa Claus, Maron, Benders, Nurse Jackie, Inside Amy Schumer and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn.Robert currently hosts the top rated podcast “You Know What Dude?” found on iTunes and Patreon.Robert also co-hosts Calta and Kelly with Mike Calta, as well as, Bone To Pick with Paul Virzi, both found on iTunes and YouTube.
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Saturday April 20th 07:00PM - Club 337
Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, You Know What Dude?, Netflix)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Netflix) at Club 337 for 2 shows on April 19th & April 20th, 2024.Tickets are on sale for $30 for VIP reserved seats (first 3 rows) or $25 for general admission.Friday, April 19th @ 8:30PM (Doors at 8:00PM)Saturday, April 20th @ 7:00PM (Doors at 6:30PM)*** THESE TICKETS ARE FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 20th ***Robert Kelly’s comedy is deeply rooted in his own life and relationships which makes it honest, abrasively funny, yet refreshingly vulnerable. He has been winning over audiences for years touring clubs, colleges and theaters, including repeat performances at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival.Robert’s most recent one hour comedy special “Kill Box” can be purchased through robertkellylive.com. Robert is the co-host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM. Robert was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. and recurring on the Comedy Central Series This Week At The Comedy Cellar. Besides being a fixture in comedy, Robert played the role of Bobby in the 2022 Fourth of July movie. Robert played Bam Bam in Denis Leary’s FX show Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. He can also be seen as Louie CK’s brother Robbie on the hit series Louie. His other acting credits include roles in Unsane, Trainwreck, The Truth About Santa Claus, Maron, Benders, Nurse Jackie, Inside Amy Schumer and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn.Robert currently hosts the top rated podcast “You Know What Dude?” found on iTunes and Patreon.Robert also co-hosts Calta and Kelly with Mike Calta, as well as, Bone To Pick with Paul Virzi, both found on iTunes and YouTube.
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Saturday April 20th 07:00PM - Club 337
Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, You Know What Dude?, Netflix)
Lafayette Comedy presents comedian Robert Kelly (The Bonfire on SiriusXM, Tonight Show, Comedy Central, Netflix) at Club 337 for 2 shows on April 19th & April 20th, 2024.Tickets are on sale for $30 for VIP reserved seats (first 3 rows) or $25 for general admission.Friday, April 19th @ 8:30PM (Doors at 8:00PM)Saturday, April 20th @ 7:00PM (Doors at 6:30PM)*** THESE TICKETS ARE FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 20th ***Robert Kelly’s comedy is deeply rooted in his own life and relationships which makes it honest, abrasively funny, yet refreshingly vulnerable. He has been winning over audiences for years touring clubs, colleges and theaters, including repeat performances at Montreal’s Just for Laughs Festival.Robert’s most recent one hour comedy special “Kill Box” can be purchased through robertkellylive.com. Robert is the co-host of The Bonfire on SiriusXM. Robert was on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. and recurring on the Comedy Central Series This Week At The Comedy Cellar. Besides being a fixture in comedy, Robert played the role of Bobby in the 2022 Fourth of July movie. Robert played Bam Bam in Denis Leary’s FX show Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll. He can also be seen as Louie CK’s brother Robbie on the hit series Louie. His other acting credits include roles in Unsane, Trainwreck, The Truth About Santa Claus, Maron, Benders, Nurse Jackie, Inside Amy Schumer and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn.Robert currently hosts the top rated podcast “You Know What Dude?” found on iTunes and Patreon.Robert also co-hosts Calta and Kelly with Mike Calta, as well as, Bone To Pick with Paul Virzi, both found on iTunes and YouTube.
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Emo Philips at the ACA: Comedy Club Series

Dulce Sloan at the ACA: Comedy Club Series

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