Standup comedy

Female comedians have some of the funniest stand-up comedy specials available to stream. These women show that they are bold, vibrant, and brave when it comes to observing, commenting, and helping everyone laugh at this crazy world. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO, and other streaming services offer a wide selection of memorable comedy specials featuring women comedians. Wanda Sykes - Not Normal (Netflix) Wanda Sykes showed off her sharp wit as a writer on The Chris Rock Show. She then went on to create memorable Curb Your Enthusiasm Black-ish. Sykes brings the laughter with her no-holds bar approach to any and every topic. She thrives on being outspoken and fearless when it comes to comedy. Wanda Sykes doesn’t shy away from political topics in her 2019 Netflix special Not Normal. Sykes opens her set by getting right into the divisive content: Trump and his presidency. The observational comedian doesn’t make it all about politics. In fact, Not Normal is more about universal topics like family and aging. Instead of dreading the aging process, Wanda Sykes makes it okay to laugh at things like our changing bodies. Stream Wanda Sykes: Not Normal Ellen DeGeneres - Here And Now (Amazon Prime) Ellen DeGeneres has been a hit daytime host for over 17 seasons. Prior to The Ellen DeGeneres Show, she had a hit sitcom called Ellen that ran from 1994 to 1998. Ellen made history when Ellen DeGeneres used the show to allow her character and herself to come out publicly as gay. The event happen...

By June 12, 2023 Share There aren’t many new stand-up comedy specials coming to Netflix in June. Does that mean the streaming service is encouraging viewers to go outside and enjoy the sun? Absolutely not! There’s still plenty to watch, including a new special from Amy Schumer. With So pop some corn and settle in with the best stand-up comedy on Netflix right now. Looking for something else? We’ve also rounded up the Filmed at the Orpheum Theater, Emergency Contact is Schumer’s first stand-up special since prior to the pandemic, and third overall on Netflix. She’s dabbled in some other things, including her own Hulu series, Life and Beth, so it’s good to see the comedian return to her roots. Topics include postpartum sex and chewable Viagra; the title is almost certainly a reference to her partner, Chris Fischer. The special arrives June 13. Read less Read more Hannah Gadsby graces the Netflix stand-up stage for the third time, this time coming from the famed Sydney Opera House in Australia. Gadsby’s first special became a phenomenon, while the second was strong as well. The third delivered more strong content while uplifting audiences. Topics included marriage proposals, wedding cakes, and bunnies. Read less Read more Netflix favorite John Mulaney came back with a new special, but his life is much different than the last time he graced the stand-up stage for the streamer. He is now the father to a child with actress Olivia Munn, likely the source of the special’s title, B...

Austin Comedy Clubs & Festivals Laughter might just be the best medicine. Have a good giggle at one of these Austin comedy clubs or events, where the humor flows freely. Annual Comedy Festivals Austin Sketch Fest Moontower Comedy and Oddity Fest This is one of those Austin events you won't want to miss. Out of Bounds Comedy Festival SXSW Comedy Festival Growing from a one-night celebration of comedy’s biggest names into a week-long whirlwind of a festival, the Courtesy of Esther's Follies. Austin Comedy Clubs Try the (reopening Fall 2021). For a sidesplitting show from the comfort of your own home, tune into the CTTV livestream from Founded by legendary comedian Ronnie Velveeta, Did someone say musical comedy? At (reopening Summer 2021). After closing its doors in New York, For an improv comedy club that promises a rollicking good time, plan an evening at (offering regular virtual shows). Open Mic Nights Catch budding comedians and seasoned pros as they try out new material during an open mic night. Kick back in the relaxed patio atmosphere at Find more comedy shows and open mic nights on our

When the sun goes down, comedians — some hilarious, some brutally unfunny — are getting on stage, risking it all to make San Diego laugh. The result is a thriving stand-up comedy scene, which can be found at clubs, breweries, wineries, dive bars, coffee shops, basements, theaters, casinos, in parking lots — and in some cases, The shows can be free or expensive, and performers range from beginners to well-known touring acts. And while the proximity to Los Angeles can bring in great talent, these venues are uniquely San Diego. This guide contains a brewery parking lot, a 99-year old theater and several homegrown comedy clubs. Even if the evening doesn’t end in doubled-over laughter, these venues will still provide all the essentials for a fun night out. Think the guides team missed a good one? Share your favorite This underground comedy club in the Gaslamp Quarter, where there are multiple comedy venues, is a classic. True to its name, American Comedy Co. looks like it could be found in any city in the U.S., with its dilapidated but sturdy-looking brick walls, and an elevated stage providing a good view from any angle. Rows and rows of long, wooden tables bring the crowd together with communal seating. A-list performers, local comedians and open-mic nights are some of the shows visitors can see every week at this approximately 200-person comedy club, which also serves drinks and appetizers. What started as a comedy show for friends and neighbors in a backyard in 2020 is now ...