Anthony Rodia built a big online following with bits about growing up in an Italian family and quick crowd work, and his Insanely Funny tour pairs that with new material on parenting and adulthood. Brooklyn Improv's Williamsburg club keeps the room tight, so his riffs with the audience land hard. If you want a proven headliner without a Manhattan club markup, this is a solid night.
What to expect
Expect a club-style show with general-admission seating, a two-item minimum and a no-phones policy during the set. There are two shows, so pick the early or the late one.
Good to know
- Take the L to Bedford Avenue; the club is at 64 North 9th Street.
- There is a two-item minimum at the venue.
- Phones, photos and video are not allowed during performances.
- Seating is general admission, first come first served.
- Front-row seats invite crowd work, so choose accordingly.
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Common questions
How many shows are there?
Brooklyn Improv lists an early and a late show that night.
Is there a drink minimum?
Yes, a two-item minimum applies.
Can I use my phone?
No, cell phones, photography and recording are not permitted during the show.
