Phoebe Robinson's new hour is pitched as feral in both senses: openly lusty and genuinely angry at how chaotic everything feels, with the thesis that you have to be your own white knight. The Bell House is a 21+ Gowanus room with a proper stage and a front bar, which suits her conversational, riff-heavy style. If you only catch one headliner in Brooklyn this weekend, make it the late show.
What to expect
General admission with a mix of standing room and first-come seating, so the people who arrive early get the chairs. Expect a full headline set from Robinson, pointed material about dating, desire and the news cycle, and a crowd that already knows her podcasts and books.
Good to know
- 21 and over with a valid government-issued photo ID.
- Seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed; arrive early for a chair.
- F, G or R to 4th Av–9th St, then a short walk down 7th Street.
- No outside food or drink; the front bar opens before doors.
- The early performance sold out first, so the late show is the realistic option.
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Common questions
Are there two shows?
Yes. The Bell House lists an early and a late performance the same night, and the early one was showing sold out.
Is there assigned seating?
No. It is general admission with limited first-come seating and standing room.
