Written by: Joseph Santiago

Looking for a fun time in New York City? Head on over to the Broadway Comedy Club! Located in the heart of Times Square, The Broadway Comedy Club is New York City’s preeminent hub of fun and entertainment! Located on the same block as the Ed Sullivan theater, the CBS Studios, and the David Letterman Studio, incorporating the Broadway Comedy Club into your existing plans is easy!

Surprise celebrity appearances are a frequent sight at the Broadway Comedy Club. David Spade, Rosie O’Donnell and Shawn Wayans are a few of the famous comedians that have performed their stand-up routines at the Broadway Comedy Club. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago

Are you looking for the best comedy shows in NYC ?! It’s a fact that NYC is the best place on the planet to watch stand up comedy. The big name comedians like Jerry Seinfeld, Louis CK, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Dave Attell, Judah Friedlander all got there start in the Big Apple and live here. They can be seen nightly at some of these venues.

Every night there are several dozen comedy shows in NYC all around the Manhattan and the rest of five boroughs of New York City.  There is so much comedy to see here with many of the famous comedians and up and coming stars of tomorrow. It’s very common to see Louis CK drop in at Eastville comedy club, The Comedy Cellar, The Stand NYC and so many local clubs. read more

By Leo Goodman

If you’re on this site then you already know New York has some pretty damn good comedy clubs.  What you might not know is that three of them are owned by one guy.

Over the past couple decades Al Martin has developed himself into a one-man comedy industry, with New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, and now Greenwich Village Comedy Club providing audiences with stand-up shows and more seven nights a week.  It’s even more than you realize, once you consider that Broadway Comedy Club itself has three different stages, each of them with shows every night.  Sitting in the comic’s lounge area just off the main room downstairs at Broadway, with the sounds an audience’s laughter just on the other side of the wall, the comedian-turned club owner talks about telling jokes, booking jokesters, and just how much comedy a city like New York can sustain. read more