Comedy clubs are venues where individuals can come and listen to comedians perform stand-up or watch improv groups conduct skits. While many Boston clubs feature touring headliners, they often offer local talent an opportunity to perform their act and hone their comedic skills. Clubs may provide patrons with food and beverage options, and special events may be held throughout the week.
Mottley's Comedy Club
Mottley's Comedy Club mixes established comedians with up-and-comers in the industry. The club provides an intimate space for performers and customers, and offers various shows throughout the week. Patrons must be at least 21 to enter and various beverage options are available at the club.
Mottely's Comedy Club
61 Chatham St.
Boston, MA 02109
877-615-2844
mottleyscomedy.com
Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault
Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault is located in a former bank, and the backdrop to the stage is a 12-foot vault that features pictures of famous Boston comedians. The club is open seven nights a week and seats 85 patrons. Every Sunday evening, the club hosts Boston's Longest Running Comedy Open Mic Night at 9 p.m.
Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault
124 Boylston St.
Boston, MA 02116
800-401-2221
dickdoherty.com
Nick's Comedy Stop
As of 2010, Nick's Comedy Club has been around for almost 30 years and is one of Boston's oldest comedy clubs. Some of the famous comedians who have performed in the club include Jerry Seinfeld, Denis Leary, Dane Cook and Jay Leno. The venue is also available for private parties and events, and can hold up to 500 guests.
Nick's Comedy Stop
The Theater District
100 Warrenton St.
Boston, MA 02116
617-438-1068
nickscomedystop.com
The Tribe Boston
In addition to offering comedy and improv shows, the Tribe Boston also has opportunities for individuals to enroll in comedy and improv classes. The club started in 2002, and guests need to be at least 19 to enter the club.
The Tribe Boston
The Tribe Theater
67 Stuart St.
Boston, MA, 02116
617-510-4447
tribeboston.com
