New York Comedy Club's Fourth Street room is the smallest and most Village-feeling of its three New York rooms, and its weekend calendar is mostly anonymous showcase slots — which makes a titled, produced bill like Yerrrlywood stand out on the schedule. It takes the prime Sunday evening slot, after the club's earlier open mic and before the late newcomer show. If you want an East Village comedy night with a name behind it rather than a house rotation, this is the one.
What to expect
A small brick-walled club room with table seating and full service, running a produced multi-comic bill rather than the club's house showcase. Check-in happens ahead of the show and seating is assigned on arrival, so groups should come together. East Fourth Street's theater block is right outside if you want a drink after.
Good to know
- This is the East Village room at 85 East 4th Street, not the Midtown or Upper West Side locations
- Closest trains are the 6 at Astor Place, the F at Second Avenue and the N and R at Eighth Street
- The room is for ages 16 and up
- Seating is assigned at check-in based on arrival, so book and arrive together
- Individual comedian appearances are subject to change, as at any club
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Common questions
Which location is this?
New York Comedy Club on 4th Street, the club's East Village room at 85 East 4th Street.
Is there an age limit?
The club admits ages 16 and up.
Is this a house showcase?
No. It is a titled, produced bill rather than one of the club's unnamed New York Comedy Club Presents slots.
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