Great establishment! They are very coordinated with their events and also are courtesy to the…read morepatrons. I appreciate their politeness because as soon as you drop in at the door they greet you with a smile. They are easy to talk to and also John was nice enough to let me use the facilities before the show started. He goes the extra mile to make sure the people there are taken care of. This review is from the date of 9/10/2026 when I visited at about 5:20 pm. I will be back for more shows.

If a guy from tinder begs you to come and says he'll give you "vip tickets" turn your ass around…read moreand stay home. vip doesn't include drinks- which he didn't even mention you have to buy two drinks minimum and if you are in the front during ass sets. good luck charlie. oh let alone his set was trash also and the last act which was my favorite I didn't even want to wait for cause i wanted to leave so bad.

Had a great time. Loved they let you choose where you want to sit, servers are a little overwhelmed…read morewith the loudness I feel. I feel the show started almost right away with people still walking in and talking. If you dont want distractions, sit up front. Food was decent as well.

The Improv gets great comics. I've been here for all types of shows: multiple high-profile…read morecomedians doing 10 minutes each, well known touring acts, and even charity events. I also love the alternative programming in their Lab space. This is a great spot to catch up-and-coming talent taking chances and making cutting edge moves. It's an expensive night out, no doubt about that. And parking is a nightmare due to its location. But I've never had a bad time at the Improv. And I still think back fondly on all the shows I've seen here.

Laugh Factory is arguably the top and most iconic stand up comedy venue in the USA and possibly the…read moreworld. So it has a big reputation to live up to on a regular basis. I was not let down and had a great time watching a hilarious line up of comics. My favorite was Crystal Marie(also easy on the eyes). There's a 2 drink minimum which is fine and I had a few delicious beers while laughing. I like the seating arrangement which is never too far from the live stage. I took a taxi there, so can't comment on parking and took a bus home(#2 on sunset goes to UCLA which was really convenient). I prepaid my ticket online and the price was very reasonable. Highly recommended for live stand up comedy.

We loved this spot, and saw a few comedy shows here while in LA, and loved all of them, who doesn't…read morelike comedy?! This is a fun location and easy tog et last minute tickets though they do sell out! Parking is horrendous so we always took uber etc. overall a good spot to check out if you are into comedy shows

I've been to many comedy clubs from NYC to SF, but this was my first time at the legendary comedy…read morestore. Pros: 2 item minimum also includes food options. Laughs were had, easy to check in, servise was solid. Servixe what quick and friendly. Cons: they have swag items on the menu at the table but won't allow you to purchase it at the table. Instead they direct you to purchase after the show, which is just too chaotic. The only other item is the flying bugs and mosquitos. My legs ended up getting ate up by thos damn mosquitos so here's a pro tip... dont wear shorts! Until next time

Yikes, maybe I'm getting old and curmudgeony but I only found out about the 2 item minimum at the…read moredoor and that really put a bad taste in my mouth. Everything on the menu was about $20, with the cheapest items being chocolate chip cookies for $8 and water at $7. For a party of 2, that's like an extra $100 I was not expecting to spend, on top of parking and tickets to the actual show. Our waiter hassled us about the 2 item requirement and it was not funny. I didn't want to make a scene and got some things, but love that the cookies arrived cold and hard as shit wrapped in plastic, served on one of those gingham paper trays. Classy and matched the vibes of the restrooms - covered in toilet paper and pee. The intro comics were fine, the headliner was fun. Your phones are locked into Yonder bags for the duration of the show. I came out to support the headliner but I'm never coming back to this place again.

Great waitstaff, the best comedians and all around fun time! Catch up and coming comedians and some…read morebig stars at this gem!

Hmmm. Where do I start? Most of the comedians were pretty funny. Was confused when the tix say…read more730 but the show didn't start until about 820. That being said, don't be in a hurry to get here. We left early as the show was still going at 10p. So I guess you get your monies worth. There's a 2 drink min. Pretty standard for comedy clubs, but our server made it weird, didn't listen and was just bad all around. I hope she's is a better comedian than she is a server. That was a huge turn off for the night. We had free tix from a neighbor so I'm not sure what the tix cost. Drinks and food were reasonably priced. Was a decent time, would prob venture back as an option.

A Great Night of Comedy Without the LA Traffic Headache! Flappers Comedy Club in the heart of…read moreBurbank is worth going to they have comedy shows or open mics most every night. Flappers is a good-sized comedy club that gives you the atmosphere you'd expect for a night of stand-up without feeling like you have to navigate the middle of Los Angeles to enjoy yourself. A special shout-out to Maz Jabroni and Luz Pazos, who were both great comedians. Their crowd work was especially funny, and they knew how to interact with the audience and keep things entertaining. As it turned out, mentioning that I was from Bakersfield was all the ammunition they needed. Apparently, Bakersfield became a running topic for the night! They definitely had their fun with that one. And apparently everybody's opinion the Bakersfield is the exact same. And unfortunately not too far from the actual truth. Secondly the food looks horrible on pictures on the website but surprisingly the pizza & wings here were both very good, not a five star meal but maybe a 3.8 for everything. Pretty good food. I had enough issues going for me I wasn't about to let Maz Jabrani see me taking pictures of my food. That's what makes a live comedy show enjoyable: comedians who can work the room, I didn't sit up front to be shy or not be picked on , good comedians can connect with the audience, and make even the people getting picked on part of the entertainment. All in good fun of course. Overall, Flappers delivered a fun night of comedy in Burbank. i took the wife here for her birthday and she really wasn't happy we sat in the front row, luckily I was literally the butt of all of their jokes and they left her unscathed for the night. If you're looking for laughs without taking on the full Los Angeles traffic put Flappers on your list. Get there early before your show so you can find good parking or park someplace and walk it seems to be really safe down there. I'll take a good comedy show and a little Bakersfield roasting any night!

I've been to Flappers 30+ times, so it's disappointing to say that the overall experience has…read moredeclined. The venue is clean and organized, and there are definitely some talented comics. However, the restaurant experience has changed significantly. You now order through your phone with very little interaction with the waitstaff, while prices have increased considerably. The waitress didn't smile once, so the quality of service was minimal to none. I'm understanding, she may have had a bad day. I just mention it because I can't find any positives to balance the negatives. My $19+ Aperol Spritz was mostly ice and juice, with very little taste of alcohol. My mom's $22 chicken tenders and fries were also a big disappointment. There's also an automatic gratuity, followed by an option to add an additional tip, which felt a bit off given the minimal table service. I've had many great nights at Flappers over the years and still enjoy the comedy, but unfortunately, the food, service, and overall value aren't what they used to be.

Great local run theatre with consistently great shows! I'm here once every so often to support a…read morefriend who does improv of the skit and musical kind! The theater is small, but intimate, and there is parking along the streets! I'd suggest lining up 20-30 before showtime for the best seats. The sound is good (not too loud, like at some venues), and the shows are always a hoot! Come by for a show for a laugh, a cry, or all the above! Great place I'll fine myself again time after time!

My experience here wasn't very good, some of that is because of me and some of it isn't. I…read moreregistered for it long ago and then put things on hold because of an injury. Once I was healed, I registered for a class, and the class was where I learned the hard way this isn't something I can do. I have a learning disability (diagnosed when I was young) and between that and some OCD, when I went to class I was focusing as much as I could on everything the man teaching it had to say, but because of my issues and trying to keep up with it I eventually started feeling light headed and dizzy, which can happen to me in circumstances like this. I did the best I could to absorb as much info as I could but it moved too fast for me to, and consequentially I flubbed the proceeding group exercises badly and it was clear the rest of the class was on the same page and because of my issues I was not and I could bring them down a bit. So I knew pretty quickly that this wasn't a good idea and I wouldn't be able to fully excel in it, and then I emailed the admin email for UCB explaining this and seeing about a possible partial refund and they left it on read without responding which means they'll keep my $525 because they can. I already know what their first response to this will be- that terms were made clear in the beginning there are no refunds so I admit that I am acting like I should be an exception here (maybe, maybe not) but I just want this to reach some people thinking of enrolling to know that if things don't work out for some reason, you will indeed walk away without getting your money back so keep that in mind.

I don't know about you, but I'm too old to drink in general, let alone at a comedy club. I'm also…read moretoo tired to go to a show in the middle of the night. So imagine my absolute delight, when I came across The Nitecap, a sober comedy club in Burbank, with a CUTE LIL OUTDOOR PATIO for before the show starts. This place has everything - stand up, classes, audition prep and taping - and Aaron, the guy who owns it, is THE NICEST, COOLEST DUDE. He mixes mocktails himself and gently welcomes everyone like he fucking lives there and wants you to feel like his personal guest. Plus it's easy to park around there and I think you can rent the theater for your own projects too. I'll be back often, and I miiiiight even take an improv class... we'll see about that.

The comedians were hilarious! I wish I had written down all of their names but I hope to see them…read moreagain. The host and bartender were such delightful guys, super attentive and kind! They have bottomless popcorn and red-vines which were perfect for snacking and possibly choking mid set. I enjoyed the show, I felt they have a well rounded group of comedians. Will definitely be bringing back my friends and family!

SO FUN. We stayed at the Loews Hollywood hotel right next door, and one of the perks was a…read morecomplimentary show for 2 at The Kookaburra Lounge (still have to hit the drink minimums though). It's located on the 4th floor of the Ovation Hollywood mall and it's actually a very luxe comedy club, at least compared to the ones I've been to on Sunset Blvd. We were given a drink/food menu and the minimum is 2 drinks/person. The food and drinks are average. I ordered two iced teas and was a little thrown because the first one was significantly larger in size compared to the second one... Did I get scammed? But otherwise, show was great. We saw total of three comedians - 2 opening acts and the main one. I was also given the option to be seated right up front where all the action was. Be sure to stay until the end to close out your bill. They automatically tack on a 20% service fee, so no need to worry about tip.

Caught my friends performing Wicket at Kookaburra Lounge and the venue seriously impressed. The…read morestage, lighting, and sound are top-tier, making it an awesome place for live performances. Beyond music, they host bingo, burlesque, and all kinds of fun events throughout the week, so there's always something going on. Great bar, great production, and a genuinely fun spot to spend a night.

Came out to see my friend Derrick perform, never seen his live setup and he along with every…read morecomedian had me in stitches! Nude Comedy LA is a local small theater group that not only offers amazing entertainment, but practices all-inclusiveness, and body positivity as well. In addition to comedy nights, they also offer karaoke, open mic, various events via sponsors, and refreshments including wine!! Refreshments are cash preferred Niambi the goddess mc/hostess with the mostest and expecting mother-to-be is amazing! Great opener and all-around entertainer. Didn't get a chance to chat with her after the show but she's good vibes times ten. The parking in the area is very much street with both residential and metered spots down and around Tujunga Ave between Moorpark and Woodbridge. They do have restrooms inside though theme nights and shows don't typically run too long. Allen Levin, the owner, is a saint fielding calls for questions and managing sales and lineups. Definitely had a great and positive experience with NCLA and would attend again.

Glad this place closed down! The business owner (who doubled as an acting teacher) encouraged his…read moreimpressionable students (myself included) to join this "extracurricular activity." Although we were all technically legal adults, I still think there is something very sleazy about an authority figure in his 40s swaying 18 and 19 year old aspiring actors to perform nude with him. Of course, he tailored his messaging toward empowerment-- all bodies are great bodies, and all bodies are welcome. The reality, however, was that most of these students were recent L.A. arrivals with little working knowledge of the entertainment industry. It's hard not to recognize the power imbalances at play and potential vulnerabilities being exploited. Having said that, I will not disparage the talent that came out of these shows, and I will commend the owner's rules regarding privacy (no cameras allowed) and hygiene (towel is required).