Kevin Sullivan found a huge online audience by treating the zodiac as material, roasting every sign with the precision of someone who has read too many birth charts. That niche gives his live shows a playful, participatory energy, especially with a Brooklyn crowd that knows its rising signs. If your group chat argues about Scorpios, bring them.
What to expect
The Bell House's main room is a converted warehouse with a raised stage, a back bar and general admission seating for comedy. Expect crowd work tied to audience star signs alongside his prepared set. Doors open ahead of showtime with a front bar for drinks.
Good to know
- Take the F, G or R to 4th Avenue–9th Street
- Check the ticket page for age restrictions
- Know your sun, moon and rising signs, since crowd work leans astrological
- Seating is first come, so arrive early
- A front bar room is open for drinks
- Street parking in Gowanus is limited
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Common questions
Do I need to know astrology to enjoy it?
No, but fans of zodiac memes will catch more of the jokes.
Where is the Bell House?
On 7th Street in Gowanus, a short walk from the 4th Avenue–9th Street station.
