Great club in New Westminster with owners who truly support Comedians and people that love Comedy.

Arts Club Theatre Company 1585 Johnston Street Vancouver, BC V6H 3R9 Box Office: (604) 687-1644

"Comedy Courage seeks to provide comedic training and public venues for people to share their experiences about the lighter side of living with mental health diagnoses. Portraying these challenges from a humorous perspective lessens the effect of the stigma and helps empower the individual. It also achieves our goals of increasing public awareness about the challenges of mental health and what can be accomplished by those of us who live with mental health issues."

ACME Comedy Theatre 135 N. La Brea Ave Los Angeles, CA 90036 The ACME Comedy Theatre, founded in 1989, is a premier 99 seat Hollywood venue featuring a classic performance space with modern multimedia production facilities. It is home to six sketch and improv performance companies whose members and alumni have been entertaining audiences every weekend for nearly two decades and who have appeared in hundreds of films, sitcoms and commercials. ACME shows have featured the talents of Wayne Brady, Alex Borstein, Adam Carolla, Bryan Cranston, Robert Forster, Fred Goss, Joel McHale, Kel Mitchell, Sean Hayes, Debra Wilson Skelton, Ryan Stiles, Charlene Tilton, Christopher Titus, Fred Willard, Wil Wheaton, and many more.

1018 Hermosa Ave. Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 Come check out Jay Leno on Sundays and the other top Comedians we feature. We are located one block from the beach and one block from the popular Hermosa Plaza and Pier. Just a short six miles from the L.A. Airport (LAX) makes this a perfect spot for anyone staying in one of the airport hotels.

One of the best Comedy Clubs with a long line of all time favorite Comedians!

Hosting a line-up of predominantly African-American comedians, Comedy Union keeps the laughs coming five nights a week. Known for its laid-back and accepting vibe, the club fosters an atmosphere in which comedians are free to address any topic. Crowds appreciate the anything-goes attitude and keep the spot packed week after week.

Featuring the nation's top talent seven nights a week, as well as regular celebrity drop-ins, the HaHa Comedy Club also boasts a full restaurant and bar. If you're looking to laugh and have some fun, the HaHa Comedy Club is your place

Now recognized as one of LA's premier comedy clubs, Ice House dates to the 1960s. At that time, Pasadena was in dire need of a live entertainment venue, and although folk artists sometimes took to the stage, by the 1970s, the club's management decided that the place would be better off as a launching pad for up-and-coming comedians. This decision led to a parade of big-name laughs: Lily Tomlin, David Letterman, George Carlin, Steve Martin, Tim Allen, and Jerry Seinfeld, to name a few. Expect a great show when you visit

For years, this comedy club and restaurant has featured household names like Drew Carey, Adam Sandler, Damon Wayans, and Margaret Cho. Many top comedians embarked on their careers here, including David Letterman and the late Andy Kaufman. The Improv is famous for "surprise guests"

A cousin of the veritable Chicago institution, this western outpost holds its own with big names and a full slate of shows seven nights a week. Improv is the name of the game, and almost every conceivable variety is on display

Laughs at the Factory are almost a religious experience for faithful regulars. Past performers have included Bob Saget and Tony Rock, and long lines often form as fans rush to get seats for the lastest performances by the latest names. If you want to catch talent in the raw, stop in for open mic night when fledgling comedians test their wings.

comedy. Famous folks who got their start here include Will Ferrell, Chris Kattan, and Matthew Perry. Audience members are encouraged to bring their own food and drink into the club, a practice that contributes to the generally laid-back atmosphere. Be sure not to miss the hilarious kids' stand-up show on Sunday, which allows children aged 5 to 13 to take the mic.

I can't teach someone how to be talented, or, how to be funny. But if you ARE funny and talented, it doesn't mean that you will be a successful comic. It is a big leap from "Open-Miker" to "Headliner" and I can assist you in creating professional comedy material that will make bookers notice you.. On the popular TLC show Faking It I took a very unfunny fireman and within four weeks, I passed him off in front of Hollywood VIPs as a professional headlining comic. If I can do that for a fireman, I can do that with you.