Was there for private improv show for the group. The theater is located in the basement so you have…read moreto walk down the stairs to get to it. There was a spin wheel with different types of scenarios and whatever the wheel falls on was the setting for the next skit. There were 5 performers, everyone was very energetic and did a great job. This was fun and entertaining. If you want to explore your inner comedian, they also hold improv and standup classes.

Had a great experience with Jest Improv and would recommend to others…read more Group of 9 did a private improv workshop with Alex. Alex was easy to communicate with, pricing was fair, and they tailored the workshop to what we wanted. Instruction was helpful and we still had plenty of runway to be funny / silly / ourselves. Did a combination of some exercises and skits. Great time! Would recommend!

First time here, came on Saturday to see one of my favorite comedians, Russell Peters…read more At the entrance, present your ticket to be scanned, if you had a VIP ticket you got a wrist band. After walking in go toward the stage and there will be staff to take you to your seat. I got VIP tickets so was seated at the front. Soon after being seated, a server came to take my order. There is a two item minimum per person. I got the watermelon margarita, lemon pepper boneless chicken, and peach paradise sangria. Service was mostly good. My server came by regularly. The only minor issue I had was having to ask for utensils and water twice. It seems the server who takes the order is different from the ones that serve the food/drink. You are not allowed to use your phone during the show so be sure to put it away and on silent. The opening acts were good. Russell Peters was very funny as usual. All in all it was a fun laughter filled evening.

Thank you Levity Live management for ruining our evening…read more Unfortunately, today would be the last time that my family will ever visit Levity Live in Oxnard. Additionally, we will stop recommending this venue to any of our friend in the forceeable future. We have discovered Levity Live back in January. My wife was scouring Facebook and found tickets for Gabriel Iglecias. We love Fluffy. Bought tickets for herself, me and our 15yo son. We have went to the concert, walked through front door, no id was asked, and enjoyed our time. Even got a private time with Fluffy after the concert. Have pictures to prove it. Second time just about a week ago went to see Phil Medina and other comedians. Same story three tickets, no id asked for. Also have pictures of our son and Phil after the concert in front of the venue. --- And this brings us to today. Found rare tickets for Nurse John. Again. Got three tickets. Nowhere on the tickets or on the platform where we got them from was an age restriction. Went to the venue early to get better seats. At the door we are stopped and prompted for id's. We have asked why? Club is now 21 and over, new policy. We have asked if we would be allowed in with the minor as our responsibility, and were told that it si up to the floor manager to decide. Few minutes later floor manager appears; Unfortunately we can not let you in, I have called higher management and they have denied the entry. My wife had asked for a refund or a equal value credit. While pointing out that this is not a first time we would bring our underage son to this venue. Managers response was shoking: Even though you have managed to sneak your son in in the past. We can not allow him in and we can not give you a refund. --- We were just accused in SNEAKING our son in in front of other people. Is this professional? -- All of a sudden a security guard appears next to us. Not doing anything just watching. My wife had suggested to continue conversation outside so, we don't interfere with other ticket holders whom, btw are not asked for their ids. Outside we are now accompanied by two security officers. The manager is not offering any logical solutions to the situation, just repeating herself about offering us a venue credit and denying the refund. Conversation lasts for few minuets and all of a sudden a third security guard appears: a woman. Judging by her demeanor, could be a supervisor. We are now surrounded by three security guard. My wife is 5'2. Are they afraid she would go hand to hand with them? Conversation continues but now it is accompanied by extremely rude remarks from a female security guard aimed at my wife, to a point that I had to point that out, just to be dismissed. We are now offered a business card that we would have to use to call and supposedly reveive some comp tickets. we are agreeing since there is no point in dragging the conversation further. Clearly manager has absolutely no interest in resolving the situation but trying to dismiss it and get rid of us as quickly as possible. Both the manager and female security gueard leave to fetch a business card. Few minutes later only female security guard appears and tosses us a business card, with extremely sarcastic: here you are have a nice day, comment. My wife picks the card and while we are turning to leave, all of a sudden I hear: "what about f...g b..ch" coming from the female guard. I turn around and ask one of the male security guards about a name of that person just to be server with a response: don't worry about it. ---- During his performance Phil Medina had announced that this was his last concert at Levity Live due to some "changes" Apparently these changes effect not just performers but the audience as well. It is also apparent that management has no interest in taking care of their customers if customer service is non existent. . We loved going to Levity Live. We loved the food, the atmosphere, and the performes, but all this is in the past now thankful to people in charge of keeping customers happy but having no interest and possibly experience of doing so.

I went to the Ventura improv for a Harmonica Fest. This is a fair size Venue, and they had it…read morepacked to the rafters. I'm not sure what it is like for comedy shows. It is located upstairs in a shopping center right on the water. The outdoor views were beautiful. I was told that the Servers were not the regular staff employed by the Club. They did a good job, but it was kind of an odd setup. There was no table service except for food delivery. I didn't eat anything so I can't comment on the food. It was a limited menu of typical bar food. One person took the order. One person made the drinks and another made sure you signed your card if using one. You could only pay for each order. No leaving your card and running a tab. The music was fabulous and the people were all very friendly.

So much fun! the actors were great! Dorky, silly, spaztic…read morefun! Great for a date night :) we will DEFINITELY be going back!

This place is legit! As a retro gamer and pinball fan this place is a little slice of heaven. They…read morehave both old and new pinball machines. And when I say new, they have the new Stern Pokémon machine! What a beautiful game! I want one for my own home now hahaha Now that my card is loaded up I plan on visiting here occasionally between work. What a great outlet and location.

Beer, ice cream, and pinball. Enough said. The machine selection is pretty good with a lot of…read morebrand-new titles on display, but the pricing is loftier than most other pinball halls and arcades, which might affect your enjoyment, and there is no non-alcoholic beer for sale. Ayce Gogi's pinball hall is better value for money, but doesn't serve ice cream and beer and might not be convenient to transportation for you. I can comfortably recommend this place.

Saw the show at Skunkmasters in Oxnard. Fun and entertaining, plus we enjoyed the giveaways. Thanksread more

From the owner: The Bunker Theater in Ventura, located at 2750 East Main Street Unit B2, is a versatile performance…read morespace that caters to a wide range of artistic endeavors. This venue is known for hosting a variety of performance arts, including improv comedy, theater productions, and workshops. It provides a welcoming environment for both seasoned performers and beginners to hone their craft and showcase their talents. The theater offers regular drop-in classes and structured programs, which are designed to improve public speaking, self-confidence, and creativity through performance art. These classes are open to all skill levels, ensuring that everyone from novice performers to experienced artists can find opportunities to grow and develop their skills. In addition to classes, The Bunker Theater hosts a variety of live performances, ranging from improv comedy shows to more traditional theater productions. These events provide a platform for artists to perform in front of an audience, fostering a vibrant community of performers and art enthusiasts in Ventura​.

Perhaps a name change would have made this a better experience. "Comedy" and "improv" are very…read moredifferent things. We have attended comedy shows in many different cities and this was NOT a comedy show.

If you're looking for some laugh therapy, Free Range is the place to go to laugh out loud and feel…read moregood! Let's face it, we could all use more laughs these days! Laughter is fuel for life and a lot cheaper than filling up the gas tank! Free Range is the best! So fun!