Adam Cayton-Holland Stares Wistfully Toward the Horizon
An evening with Adam Cayton-Holland at Union Hall, under a title that promises some wistful gazing at the horizon. The name alone is a decent reason to go see what he does with it.
An evening with Adam Cayton-Holland at Union Hall, under a title that promises some wistful gazing at the horizon. The name alone is a decent reason to go see what he does with it.
A five-comedian bill with Michael Longfellow, Neel Ghosh, Katrina Davis, Zubi Ahmed and Jay Jurden, so you get a lot of different voices in a single night.
Patti Harrison is the name on the bill alongside Greta Titelman Journals at Union Hall, so it's a night built around that pairing in a room made for going out.
Gary Gulman brings Pizzazz to Union Hall, a night built around one comedian and his own material, the kind of evening that's best in a room full of people laughing together.
A pun slam founded by a Rodney Dangerfield impersonator and his alleged daughter, here with a Halloween costume round. Hosted by Firestone, with Daft Pun and Hot Cross Puns competing.
A four-person lineup of Grace Kuhlenschmidt, Amber Singletary, Max Higgins and Bini Yamin, sharing one bill in the back room at Union Hall.
An evening with Kevin McDonald sizing up his own career, which he has already branded stupid in the title. Expect him to be the first one laughing at himself.
An evening with Kurt Braunohler at Union Hall, under a name that promises something bracing. Go for the live room and see what he does with the idea.
A standup show where the sets are made up on the spot. Malik Elassal, Subhah Agarwal and Neel Ghosh join Shaunak, so expect a loose, risky night of comedy with no script.
A co-presented night from Honey Pluton and Spike Einbinder, who put both their names on Changes. Worth catching to see what the pair put together in Union Hall's room.
Four comedians build fantasy teams of hot celebrities, characters, historic figures, and cartoons, with the audience helping pick. Jenny Zigrino and George Civeris are among the drafters.
Jay Jurden hosts the NYCF edition of Pretty Major, a special version of the show, staged in the back-room setting of Union Hall.
Eddie Pepitone is the headliner, so he gets the night's main set at Union Hall. A good pick if you'd rather see a comic stretch out than catch a few quick minutes.
A musical comedy duo, AJ Holmes and Caitlin Cook, host a wild variety show with special guests. Expect songs, surprises, and a loose, playful room.
Sean Patton performs his show Eros live at Union Hall, a night built around one performer and one show.
Jeff Scheen records a comedy special in front of a live room, with Jeff Arcuri on the bill. A chance to be in the audience while a special gets made.
Liza Treyger live on the Union Hall bill, a chance to catch her in a room where the performer is close enough to read the crowd. Worth it if you'd rather see someone in person than stream them.