Welcome back to Milwaukee's home for comedy! They are back and bigger than ever! Enjoy the new…read morespace with more seating, amazing cocktails, and hilarious comedians.

Laughing Tap is a great spot to enjoy live comedy. I've attended 4 or 5 shows, and I've had a great…read moretime on each visit. I've seen mostly local or regional comedians, but there was one show were the comedians were from Los Angeles area. There is a full bar, so plenty of drink options, and the staff has been great, too. I feel like they want to add to the fun their guests have. The venue feels intimate, but it is a decent sized spot and great for groups, dates, or fun with friends. There are very few comedy-only venues, and this is one if them, so be sure to support local comedy!

Excellent comedy venue! We went in to ask if any tickets freed up for a 7:00 show on a Saturday…read more The hostess told me they had a waiting list we could get on, and we were first on the list. They took my name and number and told us we could wait in the bar or leave and wait for text if they had no-shows. We waited in the bar and had a drink, and as luck would have it, they had a couple of no-shows. BONUS: they put us in the 2nd row! The show was great, and the staff, from the hostess to the bouncer and bartenders and servers, were all excellent! Highly recommend!

Came here for their Wednesday open mic night, and I was pleasantly surprised. There is no drink…read moreminimum for open mic nights, but there is a $5 admission fee. I got their watermelon lemonade slushy (I think), and it was pretty good! It was a little strong for me though. The show itself was pretty good. It can get packed, so I recommend coming a little early to get good seats. There were 20 comedians, and I think they had 3 minutes (that might be wrong) per set. Some people were good, some people weren't, but they were all fun! I'll definitely be coming back. No photos, since phones weren't allowed during the show.

We had wanted to see their show since we first learned about them right before covid. We never did…read moreget over to the Glass Nickel for a show but we saw they were performing at the Fete de Marquette so we made sure to go. I am guessing this was not their regular show but a shortened version since they were doing three different performances at the festival on this evening. The troupe was quite funny. Of course improv can be hit or miss especially when trying to engage with a big crowd that was moving in and out of the tent (many were in the tent avoiding the rain). We definitely had a many good laughs. We now plan to go to one of their regular shows.

I am surprised more people haven't reviewed this show. I attended the all ages show a few weekends…read moreago with my two children (7 and 9) along with a few coworkers and their kids. We purchased tickets ahead of time which was good because it was a sold out show. The venue is interesting (basement of Glass Nickel Pizza), it was small so space was very limited. I suggest arriving early so you can order something to eat and a drink. They do have a full bar in the basement during the show as well. My kids LOVED it. They had a few different acts, and each time they asked for either an idea from the audience or had a few people (kids) come up and help in the act. My son was super excited to be picked for the last act of the night. Most of the skits were hilarious, but there was one or two that was more funny for the adults as my kids were too young to catch on to why it was funny. We plan to be back!

Absolutely worth it! I like the adult show at 9pm. Was a great time. Comics were great and able…read moreto adapt well to keep the entertainment going! This was my first Improv show and I will definitely seek out improv in the future!

Participating in improv is one of my worst nightmares. I can't imagine being onstage and not…read moreknowing what's coming up next, having to make things up on the fly, and trying to be funny on top of it all. However, I married my opposite. Ben T. decided to try improv after having been an actor on the side a few times, and he loved classes at Atlas. I will leave it to him to fully review the classes here, but I will say that he had a lot of fun, learned a lot, and met some really cool people (who he then introduced me to!). At the end of the improv course, you can participate in a class show. For me, this would be one of those "opportunities" that I would rather pass up. But Ben was really excited about it -- And I was very excited to be an audience member and see what he had learned over the course of 10 weeks. I was lucky to have met a few of the other improv course attendees, and I really think it added something special to the show to know a few people participating in it. Atlas is in a great location, although I found the parking lot difficult to find on a dark night. I ended up parking in a nearby parking lot and hoping I wouldn't be ticketed. The inside of Atlas is really cozy and cute, and the people up front were friendly. Since I was there early and by myself, I was seated right up front. The seating is a bit close together... So I made a new friend, the person sitting next to me! The show was hilarious. It reminded me a lot of Whose Line is it Anyway, which I used to LOVE and cry-laugh watching. The emcees (course instructors) were funny, friendly, and encouraging. The point system can get crazy, like it was on Whose Line, which adds to the fun. The audience was great at throwing out ideas when solicited for what we ate for breakfast or random letters of the alphabet, although to be honest even this made me nervous. I think I was just waiting for some point where they would drag someone on stage or something like that, but we were safe in the audience! I can't wait to make it here for the "real" non-student shows. If the students learned that much in 10 weeks at Level 1 I think the more experienced people would be insanely talented. I was very proud of Ben T. and the rest of his class!

I think the address does not match where they really are. The acts were good and price reasonable…read moreable. We got two for one but even without that it would be worth it. They have n.a. Beer even in Milwaukee so a good place to spend. Saturday night

From the owner: The 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month at 7pm and 9pm Bonkerz Comedy Club Milwaukee brings the…read morefunniest comics from TV & the Movies to the stage!

The performing arts center offers many opportunities to see various art forms including galleries,…read moreplays, musicals and music. I've recently discovered the broadway subscription package and highly recommended. The packages offer varying price points with some around 50-60 per show. Arrive early and visit the free galleries throughout.

It's been a while since I've been at the Overture and last time was for a Matt Nathanson concert…read more so very different experience. Was very excited when it was announced that & Juliet was touring through Wisconsin. The speciality cocktails were great. Loved the photo back drop space and that they had staff helping to take your photo! We were in the Right Balcony row J. Note it is a very steep set up for balcony- great for view no heads in the way - get "closer" to the stage but for those with height or falling phobias do beware! Sound was really great and if you did have to pop out during performance for some reason- they actually have monitors out in the hallway showing the stage which is nice. Would definitely return for another show.

Went on a Friday evening- ordered appetizers. Chicken Wings bone in, cheese curds and loaded waffle…read morefries. Our service was great- not pushy but I never felt forgotten. It is a bar atmosphere but big plus was a low pub table. The chairs were higher than normal but not as high as a pub chair. Easy to sit on. The atmosphere was a little loud but fine. Our food was tasty served hot and with drinks our bill was reasonable. Plus we went home with food.

So good! Nice small town bar we went to on vacation. Great Buffalo chicken wrap :) also try the…read morejalapeño margarita

This was my first show at The Sylvee. I had heard a lot about it, but I finally got to see what it…read morewas all about. And OH, I was not disappointed! I got to see the Static-X/Sevendust/Dope show, and fortunate to enjoy it from one of the few suites (far from the mosh pit!) that line the perimeter of the viewing area. The location: If you love downtown, this is a great location. If you fear downtown Madison, well, sorry. The good news is you can find decent (or free) parking nearby without getting lost in the mess of one way streets and chaos. The better news is that there's no shortage of places for your "pregame" efforts, whether you are looking for dinner or just a cocktail. The venue: The Sylvee is clean and tidy. You can tell it was built for the best concert-going experience. Plenty of room to move about, good bathroom situation, and numerous places to find a beverage. Up by the suites? Even better, with a special bar and bathroom situation just for them. And the bars have a great selection of craft/local beers. Overall the technology in the venue is great. The sound is excellent, and the lighting is on point. I know a lot has to do with the act that is in town, but Sylvee seems to have what they need to put on a good show. Now, you won't find Aerosmith or KISS coming by to do a show here, but you can find some pretty sizable acts performing here. If you find a show in town that really trips your trigger - and it's at The Sylvee... book it! You won't be sorry.

My first time at The Sylvee and definitely not my last. Such a cool, modern, spacious, event space…read more I got to see Maren Morris and it was incredible! The layout is great. You walk in and you have a huge bar area on the left to grab a drink, then you can walk down a few steps and it's a huge area right in front of the stage. We got standing only tickets so that's where we stood. It was awesome because you could get so close to the stage. They do have a second floor with an additional bar and paid seating that looked really nice. The sound was great, everything was clean, air conditioned, the bar staff were efficient, and the prices weren't insane. There were a lot of people there but you still had your own standing space, it wasn't a packed sardines situation at all. Even leaving was easy, it wasn't a stampede. Overall an awesome somewhat more intimate experience for a concert. They do have a parking garage for $15. We went to dinner on Willy Street before and had street parking there so we didn't need to move our car. Only a few block walk, super convenient! I can't wait to see another concert at The Sylvee!