The Deal

• General admission tickets to a standup show, plus tickets to a future show
• When: any show through August 17, excluding special events
• Where: Brea Improv
• Door time: one hour before showtime
• Ticket values include all fees.

Ticketing Options

• $20 for two tickets to a standup show plus two tickets to a future show (up to $100 value)
• $38 for four tickets to a standup show plus four tickets to a future show (up to $200 value)

Upcoming Acts

• Ian Bagg: May 22-25
• Tom Segura: June 5-8
• Steve Trevino: June 19-22 (select shows only)
• Christina Pazsitzky: July 3-6
• Chris Porter: August 14-17

Erik Griffin (May 8–10)
Best known as competitive office worker Montez Walker on Workaholics, Erik Griffin just released his debut standup album, Technical Foul: Volume One

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Ian Bagg (May 22–25)
As seen on Comedy Central Presents, MVP: Most Vertical Primate, and in his own Showtime special

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Steve Trevino (June 19–22)
Seen on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson and Comics Unleashed, Trevino got his first big break on the Three Amigos Comedy Tour with Carlos Mencia, Pablo Francisco, and the late Freddy Soto

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Brea Improv

At Brea Improv, comics lure laughs as they follow in the footsteps of standup legends such as Ellen DeGeneres, Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, and Dave Chappelle, all of whom have graced the Improv club stages. The calendar schedules comedians as often as seven nights a week, alternating between big-name headliners and up-and-coming funsters who tickle funny bones with fresh material and abundant energy. Audience members can also munch on their choice of a savory appetizer, such as spinach-and-artichoke dip or fried calamari, while sipping a cocktail to avoid eye contact with the giant rubber chicken sitting at the next table.