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Laughs Comedy Spot – Laughs Unlimited

Comedy-Show Package for 2, 4, or 20 with Drinks and Food (Up to 66% Off)

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Thu Aug 23 06:59:59 UTC 2012
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$70
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In a Nutshell

Comics incite laughs onstage; audiences sip signature cocktails and nosh on burgers, nachos, and pastas

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 20, 2013
  • Limit 3/person; limit 2/person for 20-person option. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation reqd. 24hr cncl notice reqd. Call to redeem starting 8/22 for a ticket at venue Box Office. Must show valid ID matching name on Groupon at Laughs Comedy Spot. Refundable only on day of purchase. Must redeem together to sit together.Discount reflects Laughs Comedy Spot's current ticket prices-price may differ on day of the event. Doors open 90 minutes before showtime. Must be 18+ for early shows, 21+ for late shows. Not valid for special events or happy hour.
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Although it’s been ostracized by the five traditional senses, the sense of humor is the only thing that enables human beings to detect a rubber chicken creeping up from behind. Stay on guard with this GrouponLive deal to Laughs Comedy Spot in Kirkland. Choose from the following options:

For $29, you get a comedy night for 2 (up to a $70 total value), which includes:

  • 2 general-admission tickets to a show (up to a $40 value)
  • $30 voucher for food and beverages

For $55, you get a comedy night for 4 (up to a $140 total value), which includes:

  • 4 general-admission tickets to a show (up to an $80 value)
  • $60 voucher for food and beverages

For $219, you get a comedy-night party for 20 (up to a $635 total value), which includes:

  • 20 general-admission tickets to a show (up to a $400 value)
  • Five appetizer platters (a $15 value each; up to a $75 value)
  • 20 drink vouchers (up to a $160 value)

After snagging a table Laughs Comedy Spot and settling in with icy beverages, groups tip faces up to the stage, ready to drink in jokes, quips, and impersonations from hilarious local and far-flung talents. The theater's well-booked calendar teems with hilarious acts that court giggles with sarcasm, silly scenarios, and bouquets of whoopee cushions.

Upcoming comics include Kristin Key (August 23–25), whose unassuming demeanor lends extra punch to racy stories about booze, drugs, and romantic misadventures. Gabriel Rutledge (August 30–September 1) shows off the chops that won him the top spot at the 2004 Seattle International Comedy Competition and an invitation to Comedy Central's Live at Gotham with good-natured skewering of marriage and parenthood. Fellow Seattle International Comedy Competition–winner Auggie Smith (September 6–8) unleashes withering rants, laying into society's foibles with a voice in turns stentorian and tremulous with comically overwrought rage.

Guests can dig into a menu that includes such dishes as a sweet-and-spicy burger ($9), minty Totem Lake pie ($6), and sweet-potato fries brushed with butter and brown sugar ($5). Specialty cocktails range from a Center Stage margarita made with premium Patron tequila and Grand Marnier ($11) to a rated “R” that blends Jim Beam Red Stag, cola, and a cherry in a slasher mask ($7).

Laughs Comedy Spot

Owned by a pair of married comedians, Laughs Comedy Spot draws on its owners' continent-wide comedy connections and restaurant-managing acumen to treat guests to top-rate rib ticklers and delectable food. Graciously arranged tables ensure clear views of the stage from every seat, backing up punch lines with a powerful sound system, and free, well-lit parking eases transit worries and preempts cars' fear of the dark.

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Laughs Comedy Spot

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    Laughs Unlimited

    12099 124th Ave.
    Kirkland, Washington 98034
    (425) 823-6306
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Reviews

  • the food was good, service was attentive, parking was easy, and the show was great! You can't ask for anymore than that on a date night.
    Chi-Kit C., Yelp, 9/8/11
  • The environment was clean and comfortable, dimly lit with dark, matte walls. Staff was friendly and efficient. The comics, funny.
    Gary S., Yelp, 12/23/10
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