Things you probably hate about seeing shows in New York:

Being told to wear a tie.
Sitting behind somebody with a giant hat/wig/face.
Too much stupid finger snapping and not enough irony.


Luckily for you, we hate those things too (particularly all that finger snapping. I mean, really.)
 
That’s why, every month Kids ‘n Comedy presents a showcase of our best and brightest teenage stand-up grads at Gotham Comedy Club in Manhattan. We won’t ask you to wear a tie. In fact, we hate ties. Nobody wearing a tie is allowed in. There, we’ve put our foot down. Come see the funniest young comedians in New York, and even get the chance to tell a joke yourself, live on stage. I mean, what else are you doing on a Sunday

Also, if it’s your birthday, we’ll give you a shout out on stage, and do our best to make all of your friends really jealous. KIDS ‘N COMEDY is a great place to bring a birthday party (just make sure you give us 3 weeks notice.)

Appropriate for ages:
9 – really, really old.

$15 per person and a 1 item minimum.
Lunch menu is available and served during the show.

All shows are on Sunday and start at 1 pm

Eric Kurn will crack books to prepare for"The Philosophy Show"

JANUARY 29
"The Philosophy Show." What better way to deal with the confusion of adolescence than by weighing Hegel against Kierkegaard?  The teen comics will crack books to prepare for this show. (We hope they applied the same zeal to their midterms.)  Appearing will be Leo Frampton, Val Bodurtha, Lee Wolfowitz, Eric Kurn, Zach Rosenfeld and more.

 

Ryan Drum bares his heart in "Teens in Love"

 

FEBRUARY 12
"The Comics in Love Show." Love hurts. Especially when you have braces. Just in time for Valentine's Day, the teen Romeos and Juliets of Kids 'N Comedy will make light of the brutal, unforgiving experience that is 'first love.'  Do you remember the first time you felt that warm, fuzzy feeling deep in your chest? For most of us, it's a time better left forgotten. With: Val Bodurtha, Ryan Drum, Eric Kurn, Daniel Laitman, Jake Sidransky, David Thompson and Conor Williams.

Andrew Vatier savors a list of little known facts

 

 

FEBRUARY 26
"The Did You Know Show" -- Did you know that cat pee glows under a black light? How about that Albert Einstein never wore socks (and probably smelled awful)? Come hear teenagers perform original stand-up about their favorite random facts.  With:  Charley Bardey, Lee Wolfowitz, Dillon Heverin, Zach Rosenfeld, Andrew Vatier and Joe O’Hare.

 

 

 

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THE KIDS 'N COMEDY KIDS

Charlie Bardey
Luke Bergamini
Angela Citrola
Mark Cohen
Ryan Drum
Leo Frampton
Rachel Kaly
Daniel Laitman
Zach Rosenfeld
Jake Sidransky
David Thompson
Andrew Vatier

Conor Williams
Lee Wolfowitz

And the new faces of:
Conor Carroll
Aaron Greenberg
Dillon Heverin
Eric Kurn
Avery Landau



MC: David Smithyman