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Tacoma Comedy Club – New Tacoma

$15 for Comedy Show for Four (Up to $60 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Rising stars and established comics, such as Carlos Alazraqui from Reno 911!, elicit laughter during clean and adult standup performances

The Fine Print

Comedy has long been used to subvert the established order, shedding light on modern life's pervasive absurdities and fomenting distrust of potentially seltzer-filled boutonnieres. Discover some rollicking truths with this GrouponLive deal to Tacoma Comedy Club. For $15, you get four tickets to any regular performance (up to a $60 value).

Some of comedy’s most seasoned veterans and next big things wring laughs from audiences during gut-busting standup performances at Tacoma Comedy Club. To celebrate two years of tickling ribs, the venue stuffs its fall calendar with a slew of popular faces from TV. On Tacoma Comedy Club’s birthday weekend, Carlos Alazraqui (October 12–14) takes the stage for five rounds of raucous standup and improv. Although some may recognize Carlos for voicing and outliving the “Yo Quiro Taco Bell” chihuahua, comedy fans know him best as Officer James Garcia, the bumbling gun fanatic he played for years on Comedy Central’s Reno 911!. In his standup act, Carlos keeps laughs rolling with anecdotes and wild voices delivered with ease and a steady aim Officer Garcia never had.

Multitalented funnyman and seasoned trumpeter Lamont Ferguson (October 19–20), one of the few comics to open for greats such as George Carlin and Bill Cosby, ignites guffaws with his cranky musings, before 26-year standup veteran Brad Upton (October 25–27) milks gallons of laughs out of his life experiences and longtime marriage. In a very special engagement, Chelsea Peretti (November 1–3), seen on Louie and voted one of Variety’s 10 Comics to Watch, proves that TV writers can be funny too. A highly respected scribe for NBC’s Parks and Recreation and The Sarah Silverman Program, Chelsea lets her gift of wordplay shine in her snide and snarky live act. On Wednesdays, open mic nights bring emerging voices to the stage to test out fresh material so that audiences can get a sneak peek at the laugh-masters of tomorrow and the microphone models of today.

Tacoma Comedy Club

Some of comedy’s most seasoned veterans and next big things wring laughs from audiences during standup performances at Tacoma Comedy Club. Now in its third year of tickling ribs, the venue stuffs its calendar with a slew of popular faces from TV. On Wednesday, open-mic night brings emerging voices to the stage to test out fresh material so that audiences can get a sneak peek at the laugh-masters of tomorrow and the microphone models of today.

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Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Inspiration

Inspiration is everywhere, if you know where to look. What are some sure-fire ways to shatter writer's block and unleash the creative torrents within?

• Observe natural phenomena, such as a rainbow or a sheep slipping in some mud.
• Write down everything that happens in your favorite movie, but make it about … yourself?
• Watch the free-flowing imaginations of two children crafting a complex pretend universe—this can inspire you to comment on what a waste of time it was.
• Put on some jazz records and listen to the notes they're not playing. These inaudible notes aren't copyrighted, and they can be yours!
• Drink a whole thing of coffee. Even if this makes things immeasurably worse, at least you technically finished something today.

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  • Contact Tacoma Comedy Club at (253) 282-7203 for questions or hours.

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