Seven comics on one bill is a lot of turns for a basement room, and that density is exactly why this one is worth the ticket: Naomi Karavani, Brittany Carney, Gus Constantellis, Maddy Smith, Tessa Belle, Jad Sleiman and Onika McLean all take the Union Hall stage in a single evening. Nobody gets long enough to coast, and you leave with three new names to follow. If your Sunday needs one thing that is not brunch, book this.
What to expect
Doors open a half hour ahead into Union Hall's low downstairs room. Seven sets run in quick succession, each shorter than a club feature spot, which keeps the pace high and the range wide. The upstairs bar with its bocce courts stays open before and after.
Good to know
- Union Hall is at 702 Union Street in Park Slope — the R at Union Street is a block away
- This is a 21-and-over room
- Seven billed comics means short sets and fast turnover rather than long headline spots
- The show is downstairs; the bocce courts and fireplace are on the ground floor
- Small capacity, and Union Hall comedy regularly sells out before the door
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Common questions
How many comics are on the bill?
Seven: Naomi Karavani, Brittany Carney, Gus Constantellis, Maddy Smith, Tessa Belle, Jad Sleiman and Onika McLean.
How long are the sets?
With seven comics on one bill, expect short club-length sets rather than extended headline spots.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, Union Hall is 21 and over.
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