A wonderful premiere comedy venue in Santa Monica. Have watched many brilliant shows here and…read morealways love the range and talent of the comedians featured. Well priced drinks too and friendly staff. 10/10 night out for a date or some laughs with friends/family!

Pause for Laughter Show! Best Line Up of Stand Up Comedians all on one stage. Every comedian is…read morehilarious and has credits! Westside Comedy is chill! Go with your hair pulled back with jeans on and enjoy the show! No drink min. Buy your tickets and enjoy the show! Great for singles! Take yourself out!

The Crow is a live stand up comedy venue in Santa Monica Bergamot Arts station. The lineup was…read moregreat even including a TV star from Big Bang Theory. There's a drinks/snacks bar where I got a delicious beer. I paid about $30 for a ticket which was worth it for all the great comedy. Highly recommended.

Our friends invited us to a comedy show held at The Crow and we were so surprised this place…read moreexisted! We would have never known about this artsy area on the other side (south) of the metro exit off Bergamot. They had 2 separate areas with 2 shows going on simultaneously. They sell snacks and drinks including beer/wine. The setup is like a restaurant with a small stage - walking by I first thought it was a restaurant, maybe it used to be?!? I believe they have comedy classes there as well. Everyone who worked there were super inviting and we had a good time.

such a fun experience. highly recommend if looking for a comedy show and an interactive night out.read more

Never been a part of a show like this. Packed house where everybody is happy to be there and you…read morecan't even tell who's a newcomer and who's been here here before. Wine and beers sold in the bar for cheap. And an area to sit down in what they turned into a bar. Good vibes all night mainly because the host energy will do that to you. Time flew by from 8pm til whenever it ended.

This review is about my recent experience with attempting to see Sex, Lies and Harold Pinter. I…read morearrived to the theatre only to find out that the director had decided to cancel the show and turn it into a dress rehersel. This is information you need to let people know earlier in the day not wait until they waste their time and gas money and arrive at the box office. The girl running the box office was apoigetic and nice. Someone associated from the production was trying to have the people that did buy tickets be able to sit through the rehersal since it would be a full run-through. He later told me that he was overruled and it was a no go. I did receive a refund, but even the refund doesn't cover the price of gas that was spent and sitting in traffic driving there and driving back. Not to mention there are different things I could have done with my day if i wasn't going to attend this show. Astronomical unprofessionalism and zero regard for the audience's time and frankly money. If you have already purchased tickets to one of their performances I highly recommend that you confirm if the show is still going on so your time isn't wasted. I have to say out of all of the plays I have seen in LA this is one of the worst experiences I've ever had. I won't be going to any future plays put on by this production company. Do better. This is pretty disgusting.

Odyssey is such a wonderful local theater. I have enjoyed attending many events there and have seen…read morenumerous plays in both English and Farsi. The Iranian-American playwright Houshang Touzie and his production company, Work Shop 79, are presenting his latest play at Odyssey this weekend, and I attended their rehearsal last night to be part of it. What I love most about Odyssey is that every seat is a "good seat." The lighting director and the sound engineer were busy setting everything up, and I sat silently in the darkness, watching everything come together in preparation for what was to come this weekend. Thank you, Odyssey, for welcoming plays from other cultures and languages into your theater.

Went for the soft opening of two bit circus in promenade a couple of years ago, and it was really…read morefun! I'm surprised they closed down! They have a ton of fun arcade games, both nostalgic and new ones. They also have integrated VR into their experience. I really enjoyed it!

Great place to have fun with family and friends! They have escape rooms, VR, 3D experiences, and…read moreplenty of multiplayer games. There's also a full bar and decent food. We had a great time competing against each other and enjoying all the different activities. Definitely a fun spot for a night out!

this site is awesome for comedy nerds like me. they make it easy to see shows coming up and you can…read morebuy and print your tickets instantly!

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A few years ago I finally worked up the courage to call the LA School of Comedy and begin my…read morestandup journey. I connected with Sunda and she got me on her schedule right away for her classes that same week. I not only got my classes and showcase, but years later I have performed via LASC countless times, started my own podcast, and just got headshots done at the studio yesterday. This place has everything you need to get yourself started in the entertainment world, and they're willing to work with you where you're at. If you're in town, I highly recommend stopping by. If not, they also offer virtual and remote opportunities. I love LA School of Comedy, and I'm incredibly grateful for Sunda Croonquist and the community she's built.

This is not a real school, the acting classes are taught in a ramshackle style, the instructor,…read moreEaron swears like a drunken sailor, and lacks any tact, poise or depth, in his communication with actors. The very small studio is cramped and not clean. The folks who run it have show biz credentials, but they are not dedicated to the school, it is run by who shows up. For you very first exposure to acting/comedy it is fine, to anyone who wants to get their moneys worth, in a town with great classes, look elsewhere.

Just wanted to write an update because I see that a lot of people reviewing here confuse BroadStage…read morewith SMC Theater. It is the same PHYSICAL venue, but not the same organization. So, some people who are reviewing the programming or staff are actually reviewing SMC, not BroadStage or vice versa. I have never attended an SMC performance so I can't speak to their programming or staffing, but BroadStage has very interesting programming & very kind staff. Since BroadStage programming is so eclectic, though, some of it just isn't of interest to me. Different strokes....

Lovely venue but sometimes the artists or productions chosen to take the stage are disappointing…read more I've had the experience now twice of going to a show based on genre and marketing and having to sit through performances that feel like they were brought in to cater to a very specific, very small but obviously inner circle community. Choose wisely what you come for. If your intuition tells you this artist was maybe brought in simply on connections and what community they're a part of then listen to your gut. I say all of this because there are so many deserving and talented productions out there that deserve and would love the privilege of being paid to perform here but to see the opportunities squandered on the same old stories and inner circle artists is enough for me to think long and hard before buying tickets to this theatre again.

I love the GEFFEN. Awesome plays in a world of musicals. Awesome sets. Below is the fantastic set…read morefrom "Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous Book" by Pearl Cleage. I really enjoyed the performance I saw. It was still in progress. Bravo! Excellent acting.

Still a great venue for great performances. Great staff & great intimate room with great comfort…read moreseat. Love the courtyard for drinks prior & intermission period. Big and clean restrooms. Great refreshment choices. Parking can be tricky, you can park in the garage next door for pay, or street parking for pay (depending on the hours of the day & day of the week), or you can park in neighborhood street parking (free) couple blocks away. The venue is close by market with food vendors or nearby restaurants and museum. Really enjoy every time I'm here seeing a play.