OMG WE HAD SO MUCH FUN!!!…read more Came in on Saturday, 9/12/26 on a whim based on seeing the Second Hand Exchange reels on IG (https://www.instagram.com/secondhandex?stkn=MWMzenNmaWR3ZWR5Ng==) and the very idea that I could SEE THEM IN PERSON!? Service was SO GOOD, food was great and the cocktails were fantastic. The comedians were really funny! We had the best time - even thought it was the 7pm show! Nowhere near sold out, but lots of people were laughing - we might have been the loudest. Highly recommend!

Came here once to see Jess Hilarious and had a good time. The seating is essentially on a first…read morecome, first serve basis. I was alone so I was randomly seating in the middle of the comedy theater. I was seated next to a heavyweight man so I was uncomfortable. I wish I was seated on the left or right hand corner instead. I didn't order and food or drinks since the table in the middle was so small and the man next to me was taking up a lot of space. The menu did look good so I plan on coming back to try out the chicken tenders or burger with fries. For drinks, I'll have a Margarita. I plan on coming back to see a well known act such as Mojo Brooks or Kevin Hart if possible.

This place has to be one of the best venues out there. A…read moremulti room established where many different things can go on during the night. The Staff here is extremely on point with everything from opening to closing they all make sure the nights are flawless. Mikael the bartender is heavenly with the customer service and he maintains a cool vibe and deminur. Juice the manager is there from the start till closing and is very detailed oriented. Juice gets the job done no matter what situations arise. Juice layed back chill and runs around all night to handle every single detail. All the employees here should be commended as everyone here leads by example and it's a pleasure to finally be in a bar with no attitudes and pettiness. Kudos Brooklyn Art Haus.

Another music/ bar/ viewing venue in BK...why not?! I came…read morefor the free comedy show that was taking place in the front side lobby area. Cute area to seat maybe 30+ people. It was very intimate space. There was a metal show going on at the same time in the music area. It made it difficult to say the least. The comics were already struggling in the jokes dept, the show inside made it even harder for them. Lol Outside of that, the drinks were good...the bartenders were a tiny bit slow, but they were nice. I'm sure I'll be back, but maybe not for the free comedy show.

Flop House feels part comedy club, part someone's living room. It's got an inviting, open space in…read morethe front, with a mix of seating ranging from recliners to chairs around a dining table. There's a tiny "bar" that doubles as a check-in stand, with helpful staff that will sign you in, grab your drink order from the fridge nearby (only cans and bottles available, I believe), and even perform stand up! Very versatile crew. The performance space in the back is nice, they've made the most of the intimate space with some fun lighting at the stage. Nice spot for smaller crowds (think 30-60 people), if you want something different from the usual Manhattan haunts.

I came here for a comedy show! The comedy show was about $15 per person which was not expensive!…read more However, the comedy show was pretty cringeworthy- the comedians were not funny. I'm not sure if we were just a bad audience but this was overall pretty bad! They have a limited beer selection! Ambience: very cool! I wish the show was better but this venue is pretty awesome

Service: 4.8/5 Drinks: 3.8/5…read morePrice: $20-$30 Sooo my friend got the date/location wrong + we ended up coming here for trivia. Best bartender service everrr. I think it's because the comedy crowd was settled + trivia only had 3 teams (including us), so he was straight chillin. They ran out of the canned mocktails, so he handmade our drinks, gave us napkins unprompted + offer to breakdown our pizza box after we finished (bought from across the street). Got the Virgin Sunrise, which was mostly oj with a little fizz + a splash of grenadine. Trivia was the classic NYC Trivia League format with a mix of easy + hard questions for your occasional trivia player. Maybe I'll return for a comedy show?

My wife and I attended Eastville Comedy Club last night, and the experience was mixed…read more First, I want to say the service was good. We were greeted by the bartender when we came in, and he took our drink orders right away. My wife really enjoyed her drink and said it was amazing. I also thought my drink tasted good, but it was very weak and mostly tasted like ginger beer/soda. Still, the flavor was good, and the service itself was friendly. The comedy experience, however, left me feeling uncomfortable. When we walked in, one comedian was already on stage, and the timing felt awkward. It seemed like he may have been in the middle of a joke involving melanated people, because when we entered he reacted by saying something like "perfect timing" or "horrible timing," and the crowd laughed. In the moment, I didn't fully process it, but afterward it made me wonder if we had walked in during a joke where people like us were the target. We were seated in the front row, right in the middle, but during the following performances I felt strangely ignored by some of the comedians. I noticed very little eye contact with me, even though they appeared to engage with other people in the room. I understand that comedians may not make eye contact with every person, and I'm not saying I know anyone's intentions, but as one of the only melanated couples in the audience, the overall feeling was uncomfortable and somewhat alienating. One performer also wore lightning-bolt-shaped earrings, which stood out to me because that type of imagery can resemble symbols associated with hate groups or extremist history. I don't know if that was intentional or just a fashion choice, but given the rest of how I was already feeling, it added to the discomfort. We ended up leaving early after a few comedians because the seats were uncomfortable and the overall vibe just didn't feel welcoming to us. I wanted to enjoy the show, and there were moments where I laughed, but I couldn't shake the feeling that we were not really being included in the room. Overall, the staff/service and drinks were good, but the comedy experience itself left us feeling uncomfortable enough that we decided not to stay for the full show.

A hidden gem in Brooklyn! I came to see "A Crucible: A Puritanical Celebration of Witches and…read moreTurkeys" after being invited by one of the cast members I met at Shukette. The small venue was packed with a high-energy crowd, great music, and sketch comedy that had real heart and bite. The cast (Danvers Onions!) served up a Saturday Night Live vibe with a Beetlejuice twist--absurd, sharp, and super entertaining. One line from the show really stuck with me: "Onions don't cry." And in my view, they laugh with tears of joy. Accessible location, food options all around, and a bar that opens before showtime. Don't miss your chance to laugh, think, and feel like you're part of the scene. Highly recommend!

Nice to be out at a reasonable hour, supporting the arts in a chill location! It was a young crowd,…read moreeveryone having a good time and relaxing on a weeknight. Would definitely check it out again, reasonable prices let you take a chance on an unknown. Constructive feedback would be that the black box had seats that could have been spaced out a little more for the crowd and the lighting looked like it was hurting the performers' eyes.

I am not rating the theater based on the play I came to see, which was a vampire cabaret event that…read moreI found on the Fever app. It wouldn't be fair to the theater because then the ratings would be a one for lack of story, no props other than the beautiful big moon on stage, and the worst Dracula I've ever seen. The choreography was terrible because it seemed like the dances were made up on the spot except for one of the dancers who seemed to have a dancing background but not even that could save this show that was overly-priced. I wish I could ask for my $45 back but at last, this was a lesson to me to not go to anything that doesn't have any reviews because I have a feeling that they would have been all one-stars. The theater itself was very disorganized and had chairs set very closely to each other in what was the orchestra area. The stage itself looked like it belonged in a middle school and the balcony sets were too close to one another. The staff was nice and friendly but that was the only good thing about this whole experience.

The theater itself has a lot of promise. If managed by the right team, it can produce great…read morecontent. Unfortunately, the show I went to see did not make me want to go back to the Roulette ever again. Went there with one of my besties to see a Vampire cabaret show that she found on fever. Loving vampire stuff I was eager to go and see an amazing show. Instead we paid $45 to see a show that looked like it was planned at the last minutes. There was barely a story line, the dancers were "meh" and Dracula.. Ill leave it at that. The venue wasn't the most organized but the staff was friendly/pleasant. The poor rating is mostly for the show, not the theater.

Gene Frankel Theater to me can be described as intimate. It was perfect for my friends one man…read moreshow. I feel the spirits in the walls and atmosphere of the historic theater and building. There's plenty to do in the neighborhood if you want to wander around or get a drink (or bite to eat) before or after your show. Get your tickets in advance and allow yourself time to look around inside so you can soak up the vibes.

Where do I start?…read more Trilogy 2 , Producer: Garry Batson & Dir. Evria Waldron Theatre seats about 30 -40 ppl. Address: 24 Bond St, take #6 to Bleecker St / Lafayette then walk north (2) blocks to Bond St. Voila! Theatre has golden ppl climbing up building. Google it. All (3) shows were entertaining very life prevailing. I went to this show March 19th 2023 a referral by a friend William. All actors were Awesome! I totally enjoyed this show. ILL Winds: My focus was taken by actors Eugene Daniels & Matthew Watson. Matthew really captured an individual who suffers Muscular Dystrophy which is not easy to do. His father also portrayed a former Boxers Life w/complications as they age-out. Nicole aka wife made show heartfelt. Fort Knox: Tell-of a familiar everyday situation with some young people today. Unfortunately, we read about; to often. All actors done a great job. Flight Risk: A jubilant playful show until the element of surprise is thrown into the mix. I didn't see it coming. Element of Life. Cons: Theatre, need neon light strips on wall floor throughout Theatre & near seating to assist in finding seat bc it's a very dark Theatre. A flashlight assist by staff would've been helpful. Big Issue: How do you not have enough Play Bills for paying customers. I had an issue w/ this. Also during intermission where they sell wine, candy & chips I was shocked they didn't go to bank before hand to get singles & $5 change for purchase. We live in a world of credit & debit cards. So, if u don't take Apple Pay, Venmo, CashApp etc then at least have change. Although, there were these cons. The show with more financial support could actually be a hit on Broadway. It's an Off-Bway show with lots of On-Broadway potential. Last Broadway show I saw w/a friend was Tina aka Tina Turner. I recommend this show.

I never knew how much I missed the physicality of art until I came here during covid…read more They have done such a great job creating a safe space and ensuring people are healthy and respectful. They even clean their pens between visitors! I'd never been to this theater before but it was a really magical experience -- literally! New Orleans voodoo style. I recently read the book "in the garden of good and evil" (i think that's the name) and that book gave me a whole new appreciation for this inventive tarot art experience. Garden of Eden is an immersive art experience with a dab of museum, a dollop of that really cool crazy aunt/grandmother's house, a spoonful of voodoo, a sprinkle of theater, a dash of fortune telling, and a splash of other world halloween creepies. While the price tag may seem hefty, remember you are supporting a wide variety of professionals and keeping alive theater during the economic crush of covid. Please keep in mind this space is not optimized for people with mobility needs. There are stairs and narrow passages. Also this space is not a good fit for children. It's really meant to be for people who are comfortable carefully maneuvering around tight spots and being gentle with their surroundings.

Going to a performance here felt like stopping into somebody's living room. I love the intimacy of…read moreit along with just the gorgeous interior and location. Staff is very friendly and the ladies room is wonderful. If you can get a performance or event here, you should jump on that opportunity. The space itself isn't humongous (what IS in Manhattan) but you will definitely have opportunities to converse with others & they have a tiny bar if you feel like getting a drink. It feels more like a Brooklyn venue with the cleanliness of Manhattan.