All Shows in March 2024
  • Thursday March 21st 08:30PM - Legend's Pub
  • Mike Eaton, Matt Bellak, & Kory Smith (open-mic to follow)
  • Lafayette Comedy presents comedians Mike Eaton, Matt Bellak, & Kory Smith at Legend's Pub on Thursday, March 21st at 8:30 p.m.The weekly open mic to follow the show.This is a pay-what-you-wish show! Tips/Donations go to your touring comedians.Mike EatonThe human embodiment of that little dance white girls do when you give them food, Mike Eaton is a lovable oaf and sweaty comedian from Austin, TX. A storyteller at heart with riveting, hilarious tales about that time he almost died or that other time he also almost died - none surprisingly having to do with his own heart - Mike’s comedy feels like old denim. It’s comfortable, loose, relaxed. Yeah, it’s got some wear on it but that’s why you love it. There’s a reason Mike has opened for comedy staples like Tone Bell & Louis CK and been featured on prominent festivals like Skankfest, SXSW, and the Nashville Comedy Festival- and that reason is obviously bribery. When this two time Austin Roast Battle champion is not taste-testing drugs or releasing his own flavor of ice cream (for real), he can be caught perpetually giggling on stages all across Austin, the lonestar state and beyond.Matt BellakMatt Bellak is a nationally touring headliner based in Austin TX. Originally from Chicago, Matt is a gifted comedian that sky rocketed to success. Within 2 years of starting comedy he was already opening for the greatest comics in the world. The likes of Bert Kreischer, Tom Segura, David Spade, and many others. His irreverent style is sure to leave you wanting more. He can be seen on Amazon Prime and touring the country with the Dope City Comedy Tour.Kory SmithWith a decade of laughter under his belt, Kory has cemented his place as one of the stand-up comedy scene’s most vibrant and engaging talents. Bursting onto the scene 10 years ago with a unique blend of humor that resonates with a wide array of audiences, and has since toured the country, bringing smiles and uproarious laughter. Performing at some of the nation’s most esteemed comedy clubs, Including opening for comedy giants like Theo Vaughn and Jay Larson. has consistently proven his ability to connect with audiences, sponsored in part by ChatGPT.
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  • Thursday March 21st 09:00PM - 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 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo 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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  • 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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  • Thursday March 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 104 Republic Ave., next to The Grand Theater on Kaliste Saloom Rd.This is a free show. No ticket is needed. Just show up.Comedians who wish to perform should sign up with the hosts by 7:45 p.m.Drinks & food options are available!Free parkingSo 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 March 29th 08:30PM - Club 337
  • Kerryn Feehan + Aaron Putnam
  • Lafayette Comedy presents Kerryn Feehan & Aaron Putnam on Friday, March 29th at 8:30 p.m. at Club 337 inside the Doubletree Hotel.Tickets are on sale for $25 reserved VIP (first 3 rows) or $20 for general admission.Doors at 8:00 p.m. Show at 8:30 p.m.Kerryn Feehan is an NYC based comic. She’s been featured on Comedy Central, TruTv, TLC, Sirius Xm, Barstool Sports, Slamdance Film Festival, and countless podcasts she did as favors.She performs nightly in NYC, and you can probably see her at The Stand.She has a wildly popular podcast called OnlyFeehans and a cartoon on YouTube called Kerryn Sucks.Aaron Putnam is an American touring stand-up comedian, currently based out of Chicago. You can catch him at his home club, Laugh Factory, as well as many other comedy clubs like Zanies.He is also the founder of Stand Up in Recovery where he brings laughter to drug/ alcohol treatment centers across the country. His comedy is said to be disarmingly funny and vulnerable.Aaron feels blessed to have opened for some of the best comics working today.He also has a Podcast with his lovely wife called The Manchild &The Yogi.
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  • Saturday March 30th 08:30PM - Cité des Arts
  • Neil Rubenstein (Comedy Central, Spike TV) at Cite des Arts
  • Lafayette Comedy and Oof Comedy presents comedian Neil Rubenstein at Cite des Arts on Saturday, March 30th at 8:30PM.Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door the night of the show.Comedian Neil Rubenstein is a burly, tattooed guy who plays against type; kind, and cerebral, but still casually mentions past illegal activities (running a poker room, owning a brothel, etc.) the way one might reference a Renaissance Lit course you took in college.TV & Film AppearancesCasino Cinema (Spike TV)Taking Back Sunday #TAYF10 Live From Starland Ballroom (AXS TV)Threat by Matt Pizzolo (Black Mask Studios)Flight of The Conchords (HBO)Important Things w/ Demetri Martin (Comedy Central)Sopranos (HBO)Girls (HBO)30 Rock (NBC)The Mentalist (CBS)The Blacklist (NBC)Poker Face by Dennis Widmyer (Pet Sematary, Scream TV Series)Comics Watching Comics (Amazon)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.
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