Taylor Tomlinson normally plays theaters, so seeing her in Union Hall's small downstairs room — where the front row is practically on stage — is a genuine rarity. These are work-in-progress sets, which means rough edges, abandoned bits and the chance to hear a future special being built. Every set is sold out, so this is one to watch for returned tickets or remember for her next drop-in.
What to expect
The show is billed as new material, so expect riffing, false starts and jokes that may not survive to the final hour. Union Hall's basement is intimate and dimly lit, with seats packed close to the stage and a bar upstairs.
Good to know
- All listed sets are sold out; the venue's page is the only legitimate place tickets would reappear.
- The R train at Union St is the closest stop, a few blocks away.
- The show is 21+, so bring a government photo ID.
- Work-in-progress sets are unpolished by design — go for the process, not a finished special.
- Union Hall's upstairs bar has bocce courts if you arrive early.
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Common questions
Can I still get tickets?
All of the listed sets show as sold out. Check Union Hall's official Eventbrite listing for any released seats and avoid unofficial resellers.
Is this her new special?
No — it's billed as a night of new material that's a work in progress.
