• Improv

• Improv

Medusa Presents: Improv Against Humanity. Each month Medusa gathers New York’s top storytellers, improvisers, and stand ups to make comedy out of horribleness.  The show, inspired by the infamous card game, is proven to be one hell of a way to say goodbye to a bad week. Prepare to laugh at misery with the joy of a true New Yorker as your host, Medusa, ends the evening with a completely improvised documentary based on a terrible card you’ve chosen! It’s more fun than [an unhinged ferris wheel rolling toward the sea]. 

• Downstairs

It’s Sunday night at the Creek and the Cave, and we’re haven’ us an open mic! Come throw your name in the bucket and receive exactly what you deserve. This is The Grandstand, goddammit! Hosted by Ian Kitchen. Starts at 10pm

• Downstairs

• Improv

The Kaleidoscope is an experiment where friends and strangers get together and perform. Every week, four improvisers will form teams with whom they have never performed to create teams that have never existed and will never exist again. Like a kaleidoscope: every time you look you will see something different. Hosted by Tao Yang

• Stand-up

Start the week off right, cheap Pabst Blue Ribbon and new jokes fresh off the napkin. At least four minutes to work out this week’s new material. 11pm-ish, names get drawn from a bucket, hosted by Joseph Robert.”

Lonely orphan boy, Tim Unkenholz, got his most cherished wish of all when one night he was visited by a blue fairy who granted him his very own comedy open mic.

“It shall be called, ‘Butt Factory’!” proclaimed the fairy.

“Why?” asked Tim, but the fairy disappeared in a marvelous cloud of vanilla glaze. Now Tim and his new comedian friends gather together every Tuesday at 6pm to laugh and clap in hopes of summoning the fairy so he can explain this puzzling combination of words—and maybe life itself.

2 minutes of stage time to help Tim conjure the Butt Factory Fairy!  Come on down!

• Stand-up

“You Were Saying” is a monthly, themed stand-up comedy show that relies on audience anecdotes to give comics their material. After one of the hosts (Connor, Alex, or Ryan) delivers their opening bits on the month’s theme, an audience member is asked to recite their own theme-related story to give the following comic their starting joke. It’s a fun, fun time for everyone.