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Fallout Theater

4.2 (136 reviews)
Closed 6:30 pm - 11:30 PM

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Elissa P.

What a cute theater to see local talent! We popped in for a comedy show by a two girl troupe that was hilarious!! They have comedy every night and the tickets are very low priced.A few drink options in the front before the show begins and very eclectically decorated.

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Julia C.

We went to a Friday night show here and had a great time. Local austin talent is great! And we really enjoyed the traveling stand up show from a guy from Chicago. Wish I could remember his name. Nice intimate venue with lots of seating.

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Brett J.

Comedy.... coooommmmedy... here boy... where are ya comedy... seriously get in here boy! Comedy get in here!! My wife and I attended a yelp event here. It was a 10:30pm show that went to midnight. We walked in and were pleasantly surprised... they had a small bar with drinks. After looking at reviews we thought there were no drinks... surprise! It's a limited selection but a great surprise all the same. After having a drink in the lounge area (we were early) we walked into the show space and found it to be very "intimate". A small stage and only about 120 seats or so. This really made for an up close and personal feel. The way good comedy is meant to be. Anticipation set in... Unfortunately this was not good comedy. It lacked comedy in a big way... it was a variety show... multiple performances/acts, and most of them fell extremely flat. I hate to bash any one brave enough to get up in front of people and expose themselves in this manor... but most of this event was a struggle. The MC tried (but came off just goofy), the acts were "different" (but unfortunately just not very funny), and the event was severely void of laughs. I will shout out to two of the acts though and say they were good... the pepper eating movie guys... tortured themselves for laughs... and it worked. Then the only true improv of the night the country rappers.... they were funny! They both deserve a larger part in the show as these two acts saved the night form a total bust! The venue is cool.. sound is good... and over all it should tee up for a great opportunity to be up close and personal with the acts... meaning great laughs! I do have one main suggestion for the venue... if you're going to bill the show as improv, you might want to have improve in the show?! Just thinking... ya know? I REALLY liked the space... the location is a great spot for a comedy show and I might just have to try it again... thanks Luci (our wonderful CM)/Yelp for the event! It was a cool place and it was nice to get out and "go to the show".

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Regina X.

Came for a comedy show and it was a nice way to spend Friday night. They do shows at 2 hour intervals all the way to 11:30pm. You can buy tickets online for $2+ cheaper or at the door. We got tickets through Eventbrite for an improv show and enjoyed the drinks and smaller, younger crowd. There are two arcade cabinets with games like Pacman & Streetfighter you can play while waiting for the show to start. They take cash, card, and mobile pay. Water is $2 bottled only.

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Great spot for a Saturday night. The staff was very kind and the show was funny. It was a little warm but not too bad.

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7 months ago

Comedians were so so but the venue was amazing and had a bar. Great place will go again. Seems very "old Austin" and unique

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2 years ago

Comics were great- staff was great. It is a small theatre - stadium seating- so you are close to your neighbor. It was fun

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9 months ago

Always a great show and you won't break the bank. Shows 7 nights a week: standup, improv, and sketch.

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I love this theater!! Great drink specials and funny shows! I always have a great time no matter what show is happening.

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Great place! Amazing entertainment and truly my husband and I had a hilarious time. You should check them out.

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Always a fun time. This review needs to be 85 characters, so I'ma keep typing until I

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Improv is top notch, and in a smaller venue that's clean and fun. Parking was easy to find and the prices are not ridiculous. Fun night out!

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Ask the Community - Fallout Theater

Is this venue 18+?

Hi Alissandra - No, we are not 18+ and all ages are welcome. The content of the shows is usually… Read more

I see it says BYOB. So for the record, I can have like a pint size bottle of Jack Daniels and bring it in and be ok? If I sound silly please forgive me. I just want to be sure that its no stipulation around BYOB.

When I went there they had a small bar that had a select option of cocktails, a few wines and a few beers. It was very concession stand-ish. But decent. It was not BYOB and I was there last week on the weekend.

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