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The largest collection of stand-up comedy! It’s a no drink minimum show 24/7, with the top names of comedy in new & classic performances.
Ilana Glazer: The Planet Is Burning
The comic shares her thoughts on homophobes, Nazis, women's razors, and what a joke the patriarchy is.
Iliza Shlesinger: War Paint
Iliza Shlesinger performs her first stand-up special in her hometown of Dallas, Texas.
Chris Porter: A Man From Kansas
Chris Porter discusses everything from hipsters ruining food, to being a man, to playing beer pong with celebrities, in his 3rd one hour special.
Chris Porter: Ugly and Angry
Chris Porter of Last Comic Standing performs his comedy routine in Kansas City.
Even More Funny Women of a Certain Age
Golden Globe winner Teri Hatcher joins the stage with some of the funniest women in comedy for one night of over-the-top, uninhibited standup.
Jill-Michele Meleán: White/Latina
Jill-Michele Meleán is not white enough to play the Stepford wife or Latin enough to play the gangsta, but she's relatable to all ethnicities.
Iliza Shlesinger: War Paint
Iliza Shlesinger performs her first stand-up special in her hometown of Dallas, Texas.
Gary Owen: Black Famous
This last year has been unlike any other: COVID, lockdowns, and for Gary, it has also included a divorce and family insanity unlike any other; up until now, Gary hasn't been able to speak about what really happened.
Gary Owen: #DoinWhatIDo
Comic Gary Owen bridges the lanes of black and white cultures as only he can, both in his home and on social media.
Eddie Griffin: You Can Tell Em I Said It
Eddie shares his thoughts on his love for Michelle Obama, God's sense of humor, who really makes up the Tea Party, and why Cleveland should get over Lebron James.
Eddie Griffin: Undeniable
The comic celebrates a 30-year anniversary in comedy by discussing the world, relationships and humanity.
David Huntsberger: One Headed Beast
A bizarre robo-scientist and his human-animal assistants test hypotheses.
Robert Mac: Back to Lake Titicaca
Robert Mac returns to the Dry Bar stage with less smartness, less subtleness, and even more silliness.