Union Hall stacks two comedy shows into this Sunday and gives Charlie Flynn the early one, which is quietly the best slot in the building — the basement is still cool, the crowd is sober, and a headliner gets a room that is actually listening. Jabari Elzie opens. If your idea of a good Sunday is a show that ends in time for a real dinner on Fifth Avenue, this is the booking to take.
What to expect
Doors open a half hour before the set into Union Hall's low-ceilinged downstairs room. One opener and one headliner, so the night runs tight rather than sprawling, and the ground-floor bar with its bocce courts and fireplace stays open before and after for anyone who wants to make an evening of it.
Good to know
- Union Hall is at 702 Union Street in Park Slope, a block from the R at Union Street
- This is a 21-and-over room
- The early of two comedy shows Union Hall runs that day, so it ends with the evening still ahead of you
- Downstairs performance space; the bocce courts and fireplace are on the ground floor
- Fifth Avenue restaurants are a short walk if you want dinner after
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Common questions
Who else is on the bill?
Jabari Elzie opens for Charlie Flynn.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, Union Hall is 21 and over.
Where is the show inside Union Hall?
The downstairs performance space, below the main bar and bocce courts.
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