Thursday Allstar Comedy at Laugh Factory - Thursday, Mar 27 …

Buy tickets, bottle service & guest list for Thursday Allstar Comedy at Laugh Factory in Los Angeles. Discover; Events; Venues; Festivals; Log In / Sign Up. Thursday Allstar Comedy. …

CouponFollow Extension

FAQs about Thursday Allstar Comedy at Laugh Factory - Thursday, Mar 27 … Coupon?

Who were the first comedians at the Laugh Factory?

Richard Pryor, Paul Mooney, Tom Dreesen and George Miller were the first comedians to grace the now legendary stage. From that point on, the Laugh Factory has grown to be one of the most renowned comedy clubs in the world, cited in USA Today as the "#1 comedy club in the country." ...

Where is the Laugh Factory stand-up comedy Hall of Fame?

Holding its grand opening in 2008, the Long Beach club is home to the official Laugh Factory Stand-up Comedy Hall of Fame and Museum, which holds over 500 pieces of comedy memorabilia from comedians like Rodney Dangerfiled and Groucho Marx and wax figures of comedians like Whoopi Goldberg, Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. ...

Which comedians performed at the Laugh Factory?

Other acts including Craig Robinson, Jeff Ross, and Jeff Dye performed at the Laugh Factory and lit up the stage with their more theatrical sets. Alonzo Bodden, Sunda Croonquist, Jason Rogers, and Tom Dreesen also performed. ...

Who started the Laugh Factory?

In a building formerly owned by Groucho Marx, Mr. Masada established the Laugh Factory on Hollywood’s iconic Sunset Strip. Richard Pryor, Paul Mooney, Tom Dreesen and George Miller were the first comedians to grace the now legendary stage. ...

What time does Laugh Factory Chicago Open?

Here you can find headliner-only shows along with local comics gracing the stage from Thursday thru Sunday, as well as Open Mic auditions held every Wednesday at 7:30pm! Laugh Factory Chicago opened in 2012 after a $5 million renovation of the iconic Lake Shore Theater in the bustling East Lakeview neighborhood. ...

Why did Jamie Masada open the Laugh Factory?

In 1979, after a dispute over club owners refusing to pay comedians, teenager Jamie Masada recognized the need for a new venue and opened the Laugh Factory, making it the first comedy club to pay its performers. In a building formerly owned by Groucho Marx, Mr. Masada established the Laugh Factory on Hollywood’s iconic Sunset Strip. ...