New York Comedy Club fills most of its weekend with unnamed showcase slots, so when a comic's actual name goes on the marquee it means the club expects them to sell the room themselves — and the premium tables here are already gone. This is the Midtown location on East 24th Street, a small brick-walled room where a headliner has nowhere to hide. If you would rather back a specific comic than roll the dice on a showcase, this is the weekend's pick.
What to expect
A compact brick-walled club room with table seating close to the stage and one comic carrying the entire night. Check-in runs ahead of the show and seating is assigned on arrival, so groups should turn up together if they want to sit together. Food and drink service continues at the table once the lights drop.
Good to know
- This is the Midtown location at 241 East 24th Street, not the East Village or Upper West Side rooms
- Nearest trains are the 6 at 23rd or 28th Street and the N, R and W at 23rd Street
- The room is for ages 16 and up
- Premium table seating is sold out; general admission is what remains
- Seating is assigned at check-in, so arrive together if you are booking as a group
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Common questions
Which New York Comedy Club location is this?
The Midtown room at 241 East 24th Street. The club also runs rooms in the East Village and on the Upper West Side.
Is there an age limit?
The club admits ages 16 and up.
Can I still get a table?
Premium table seating is sold out. General admission tickets remain available.
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