Gareth Reynolds is half of The Dollop, the podcast where a single strange chapter of American history gets turned into an hour of escalating disbelief, and his stand-up has the same quick, riffing energy. Seeing him in New York Comedy Club's compact East Village room means you are close enough to catch every tangent. If you are a Dollop listener, this early slot is the easy way to start a Friday night downtown.
What to expect
The East 4th Street room is intimate, with seating assigned in order of check-in. Servers take orders during the show to cover the item minimum. Expect a short lineup ahead of Reynolds' headlining set.
Good to know
- The F train at Second Avenue and the 6 at Bleecker Street are both close
- Ages 16 and up
- Individual comedian appearances can change without notice
- Check in early, since seating is assigned by arrival
- Groups of 12 or more need to book through the club's group form
- Walk-up tickets cost more than buying online in advance
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Common questions
Is there a drink minimum?
Yes, the club lists a per-person item minimum that covers food or drinks, plus tax and gratuity.
Can larger parties sit together?
The club cannot guarantee it; seats are assigned by check-in, and separate orders may not be combined.
