Hanna Dickinson
Hanna Dickinson is a New York City based comedian, actress, and writer. She was a head writer and performer for COMEDY CENTRAL?s digital team, where she created and starred in viral sketches and interviewed celebrities on the red carpet at MTV?s award shows. She won a WEBBY AWARD for COMEDY CENTRAL: STAND-UP FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH LIVESTREAM, a showcase she both wrote and hosted. Hanna created and starred in COMEDY CENTRAL?s first scripted Snapchat series, GET MONEY, and co-starred in RONNY CHIENG?s untitled HULU pilot. She also wrote for season three of TRUTV?s COMEDY KNOCKOUT. Her 30-minute stand-up special is available on EPIX. You can catch both of her COMEDY CENTRAL STAND-UP FEATURING sets on YOUTUBE and her set for LMAOF on OFTV. You can hear her on Deuxmoi's hit celebrity gossip podcast, DEUX U.
Punch Line Philly Open Mic Night
Open Mic sign ups open @ 1PM EST on Wednesday, July 22nd. Submissions through https://forms.gle/p6oGagVBWmn7ng6w9 prior to that time will not be considered. The first (10) people who sign up online will be guaranteed a spot on our Open Mic. We will confirm via email. In person sign-ups begin on July 27th @ 6PM and close at 6:30PM. The list is not capped. We will choose 15-20 names, lottery order. Our events often run for multiple dates/times. Before purchasing, please ensure that you can attend the specific event, date, and time that is listed on the event page. There are no refunds/exchanges unless an event is cancelled/postponed. 2 drink minimum required per person. 21+.
Tickle Me Tuesdays
For 3 straight Tuesdays, Lawrence Killebrew and Reggie Conquest are bringing some of your favorite comedians together to work out brand-new material for their upcoming comedy specials? LIVE in front of y?all. No polished Netflix edits. No ?I?ve been doing this joke for 8 years? energy. Just raw jokes, real crowd reactions, wild moments, and the creative process happening in real time. Witness the process before the world does. This ain?t just a comedy show? it?s a behind-the-scenes pass to how specials get made.
Derek Gaines
Born in California and raised in Lindenwold, NJ, Derek Gaines found his comedy while growing up in the Philadelphia area. He currently calls New York City home where he has honed his craft and performs nightly as a standup comedian. Derek's first big break came as a semi-finalist of Bill Bellamy's Who's Got Jokes. From there Derek was inevitably destined for stardom. He was chosen as a New Face of comedy at the Just For Laughs Festival in 2014. Derek appeared on several MTV programs including Joking Off and Guy Code, eventually hosting his own series called Broke Ass Game Show. Derek was cast in recurring roles on NBC reboot of Will and Grace and Blue Bloods on CBS. He became a regular on TBS's Last O.G. as the character JAYBIRD. In 2020 Derek made his film debut starring in The King of Staten Island opposite Pete Davidson. In 2020, Derek released his self produced comedy special Why Was I Home Anyway? and followed that with a Netflix is a Joke standup special in 2022.
Kiki Yeung & Esther Ku: Sweet & Sour Chicks Comedy Tour
Kiki Yeung is a Hong Kong born LA-based comedian, actress, and producer. She?s the founder of Crazy Woke Asians, the award-winning, nationally touring comedy show, and creator of the docu-series Kiki Funny Mama?s Night Out. Esther Ku is a Korean-American stand-up comedian born and raised in Chicago. Ku made her television debut as a contestant on NBC?s Last Comic Standing Season Six, advancing to the semi-finals in Vegas, then becoming one of the top ten finalists in Hollywood.
Philly All-Pro Comedy Showcase
If you like to laugh, we present a special one-night gathering of some of Philadelphia's very best comedians in one jam-packed lineup! The Philly All-Pro Comedy Showcase boasts all the best local talent available to turn your mid-week slump into a laugh-filled mini vacation.
Anirban Dasgupta's Player
Anirban?s childhood dream was to become a sports person. But instead of MetLife, he ended up at Soho Playhouse. Clearly it didn?t work out. As he rethinks the rules of adulthood, Anirban asks whether everything, from comedy to parenting, might just be a game. The show unfolds as an immersive stand-up match played with the audience, where each joke is scored and the contest continues until the final punchline. With yellow cards, half-time pep talks, trash talking, and shirt swapping, the audience becomes part of the action, left debating scores and outcomes as the show goes down to the wire.