Maria Bamford is one of the most distinctive comics working, famous for rapid-fire character voices and frank, surprisingly joyful material about her own mind and family. Four shows at a 21+ Gowanus room built for comedy is a rare run in a space this intimate. If you already hold a ticket, guard it; if not, watch the resale listings closely.
What to expect
A general-admission room with a stage at one end and a separate front bar, and a crowd that has waited a long time for these seats. Expect a full headline hour from Bamford, heavy on characters and odd, precise observations, in a space small enough to see every facial shift.
Good to know
- 21 and over with a valid government-issued photo ID.
- All four performances were listed as sold out, so check official resale rather than street sellers.
- F, G or R to 4th Av–9th St, then a short walk down 7th Street.
- The front bar opens ahead of doors if you arrive early.
- Seating is limited and first come; arrive early if you want a chair.
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Common questions
Are there tickets left for Maria Bamford at the Bell House?
The Bell House listed all four performances as sold out at last check. Ticketmaster's official resale is the place to check.
How many shows are there?
Four: two each night of the weekend run, an early and a later show.
Is it all ages?
No. The Bell House lists these shows as 21 and over with photo ID.
