Standup and Improv Comedy at The Comedy Shrine Theater (Up to Half Off)
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Good for KidsComics and resident improvisers reverse steely frowns at renowned club, with standup shows and Whose Line Is It Anyway? tribute
Bob Dylan once proclaimed that “it takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry,” before realizing that he didn’t know what words are. Laugh at more literate performers with this deal.
The Deal
- Standup or improv comedy show
- When: May 9–September 7
- Where: The Comedy Shrine Theater in Aurora
- Seating: general admission
- Door time: one hour prior to performance
- Click here to see the calendar of performances
- Ticket values include all fees.<p>
Choose Between Two Options
- $5 for one ticket to a performance of The Bar Show (a $10 value)
- $10 for one ticket to any standup or improv show (up to a $20 value)<p>
The Comedy Shrine Theater has a two-drink minimum per person.
Upcoming Improv Comedy Acts
The Bar Show (Saturdays at 10 p.m.)
The Comedy Shrine’s latest late-night creation immerses audiences in an interactive, party-themed improv show.<p>
Whose Line? (Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.)
The Comedy Shrine Theater’s main stage show, inspired by ABC’s Whose Line is it Anyway<p>
Whose Line? The Naughty Show (Fridays and Saturdays at 10 p.m.)
The same improv antics, but for adult audiences only<p>
Upcoming Standup Acts
The Fryman (May 10–11)
Seen on BET’s ComicView and heard regularly on Sirius and XM Satellite Radio<p>
Warning: depicts debauched behavior and removes the rungs from 12-step programs <iframe width="450" style="max-width: 100%" height="243" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/WZILuF56ugI" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen="allowFullScreen"></iframe>
**Dante Nero** (May 17–18)
Seen on Last Comic Standing, The Graham Norton Effect, and The Chris Isaak Show
Warning: contains rough language and unsavory depictions of prison life
**Steve Lott** (May 31–June 1)
Standup and improv veteran seen on Comedy Central and A&E
Comics and resident improvisers reverse steely frowns at renowned club, with standup shows and Whose Line Is It Anyway? tribute
Bob Dylan once proclaimed that “it takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry,” before realizing that he didn’t know what words are. Laugh at more literate performers with this deal.
The Deal
- Standup or improv comedy show
- When: May 9–September 7
- Where: The Comedy Shrine Theater in Aurora
- Seating: general admission
- Door time: one hour prior to performance
- Click here to see the calendar of performances
- Ticket values include all fees.<p>
Choose Between Two Options
- $5 for one ticket to a performance of The Bar Show (a $10 value)
- $10 for one ticket to any standup or improv show (up to a $20 value)<p>
The Comedy Shrine Theater has a two-drink minimum per person.
Upcoming Improv Comedy Acts
The Bar Show (Saturdays at 10 p.m.)
The Comedy Shrine’s latest late-night creation immerses audiences in an interactive, party-themed improv show.<p>
Whose Line? (Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.)
The Comedy Shrine Theater’s main stage show, inspired by ABC’s Whose Line is it Anyway<p>
Whose Line? The Naughty Show (Fridays and Saturdays at 10 p.m.)
The same improv antics, but for adult audiences only<p>
Upcoming Standup Acts
The Fryman (May 10–11)
Seen on BET’s ComicView and heard regularly on Sirius and XM Satellite Radio<p>
Warning: depicts debauched behavior and removes the rungs from 12-step programs <iframe width="450" style="max-width: 100%" height="243" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/WZILuF56ugI" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen="allowFullScreen"></iframe>
**Dante Nero** (May 17–18)
Seen on Last Comic Standing, The Graham Norton Effect, and The Chris Isaak Show
Warning: contains rough language and unsavory depictions of prison life
**Steve Lott** (May 31–June 1)
Standup and improv veteran seen on Comedy Central and A&E
Need To Know Info
About The Comedy Shrine Theater
The Comedy Shrine draws out unstifled snorts with standup sets and performances from a house company of improvisers culled from laugh institutions such as Second City, iO, and ComedySportz. Inspired by the hit TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Whose Line? puts together an ensemble of professional improvisers for a night of word games and spontaneously created scenarios and characters. Whose Line? The Naughty Show spices up the proceedings with raunchy profanity, spicy innuendo, and adults-only humor. Billed as an interactive drinking game, the ad-libbed proceedings of The Bar Show govern quaffs more effectively than paying a friend to throw pinches of salt into your mouth. The Raw Talent Showcase gives up-and-comers a chance in the spotlight, impressing audiences with fresh material.