Stand Up NY has been booking New York comics since 1986 — Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock and Amy Schumer all worked its stage — and it now runs its house nights below Bond 45 in the middle of Times Square, which is a genuinely odd and useful thing to know if you are stuck in the theater district after a show. The lineup rotates weekly and skews toward working club comics rather than tourists' expectations. If you need late comedy within walking distance of the Broadway houses, this is it.
What to expect
A basement room beneath an Italian restaurant, with doors a half hour before the show and full food and drink service at the table. Expect a rotating multi-comic lineup under a host, with sets running club length rather than headline length.
Good to know
- The show is on the lower level of Bond 45 at 221 West 46th Street, not at a standalone club address
- Times Square access is easy — the 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, S, A, C and E all converge nearby
- Bond 45's food, cocktails and non-alcoholic menu are served during the show
- Lineups are announced close to the date and are subject to change
- Walkable from most Broadway theaters if you are stacking it after a matinee
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Common questions
Where exactly is the show?
On the lower level of Bond 45, 221 West 46th Street in Times Square.
Who performs?
A rotating lineup of New York club comics. Stand Up NY announces bills close to the show date.
Can I eat during the show?
Yes. Bond 45's menu, including cocktails and non-alcoholic options, is served at the table.
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