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Comedy Store

8433 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90069
(323) 650-6268
comedystore.com
3.5 star rating based on 20 reviews

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Hours
Daily 9pm-2am  
Status: Closes in 45 minutes (Call business to confirm holiday hours)  
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tel: (323) 650-6268

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Legends of comics got their start at this Sunset Boulevard club owned by the mother of MTV has-been Pauly Shore remember him. The three-room dark comedy cavern hosts vets like Andrew Dice Clay along with up and comers nightly. Theres literally something going on in every room almost every night.
Posted by metromix on October 22, 2009

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With three separate stages, this legendary comedy club owned by doyenne Mitzi Shore can get a laugh out of just about anyone.

The three stages house comedians of varying levels of experience. The Main Room, entry to which usually costs about $20 per show, features the biggest comics on the weekends. The Original Room runs comedy seven days a week, featuring... more
Posted by lacom on March 28, 2007

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This crazy, creepy, cavernous club is still one of the top comedy showcases in the world.
Posted by Citysearch on January 11, 2007

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Unlike most clubs, you can call the Comedy Store anytime after 9am and a real person--not a recording--assists with reservations.
Posted by Citysearch on May 13, 2009

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Parking is expensive, and traffic brutal--make the most of your visit and walk to Carney's next door for post-set munchies.
Posted by Citysearch on May 13, 2009

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Get in free Sunday and Monday from 7pm to 8pm for "Pot-luck," similar to open mic. After that, it's $5 for "Pop-ins," where established and celebrity comedians try out new material.
Posted by Citysearch on May 13, 2009
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This crazy, creepy, cavernous club is still one of the top comedy showcases in the world.

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The Scene The darkest comedy club of 'em all. This pitch-black box on the Sunset Strip is rumored to be haunted by performers (and mobsters) of old. Presiding over the joint since 1972 is the Shore family, first by matron and stage mother Mitzi, now son Paulie. Three rooms feature comedy seven nights a week: Main Room, Original Room, and the intimate Belly Room upstairs. Watch your... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited September 06, 2006)

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The joke is on us

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I went once and they just let us in for free. But we saw this late-late night variety show that ended up being the most depressing act I've ever seen live.

Was going to go back this weekend to see a friend do stand up, but probably not anymore. Tickets are 15 dollars (for someone famous maybe, but a friend?) And with a two drink minimum and mixed drinks running around 10 dollars, that puts... more
Posted by theroboticdan on October 21, 2009

A Comedy Store is a Comedy Store is a Comedy Store.

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You will laugh your butt off Cinco de Mayo weekend when a dirty-mouthed Puerto Rican, Cuban activist, Mexican gangster and a gay comedian take the stage at 8:30 pm. Do not miss this. 5-3-09 Rick Martinez, Luis Moro, Eddie G., Jason Landau perform.

Pros

+ You can hear and see stage perfect-food is not that bad.

Cons

- Parking. But it is Hollywood.
Posted by TG4M on April 28, 2009

As much of a crtic I am... I really liked this place

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I went on a night when there was like 15 comedians.... i don't know, maybe that is typical?... They were good, some were a lot better. What I like was: the guy I spoke with on the phone about times and more info, etc was SO friendly and enthusiatic about the two different shows.. I want to say his name was Mike ro something.. (sorry... i dont remember) -- the guy at the door when we arrived... more
Posted by MammaDukes on April 13, 2009, (Edited May 23, 2008)
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