Question 1

Is it 19+?

Accepted Answer

Yes! This show is 19+, featuring adult language, adult themes, and a bar stocked with the courage you’ll need if you accidentally get roasted. Please leave the kids (and your HR rep) at home — they don’t need this kind of stress.

Question 2

What time should I show up?

Accepted Answer

Doors open an hour before showtime. Seats are assigned, but showing up early gives you time to grab a drink, settle in, and quietly judge everyone else’s winter boots. Plus, if you show up late, don’t be surprised if the comedian notices… and decides you’re the punchline.

Question 3

Is my ticket refundable?

Accepted Answer

Tickets are non-refundable — but look on the bright side: you just bought a present for your future self who will absolutely need a night out.

Question 4

Are bags permitted?

Accepted Answer

Short answer is no large purses or backpacks. If your bag could smuggle a toddler, it’s too big.

Question 5

Are photos or videos permitted?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely not. Phones away! Enjoy the show with your eyes, not through 47 blurry pictures you’ll never look at again.

Question 6

Is there parking?

Accepted Answer

Tons! More parking than jokes about winter, and that’s saying something.

Question 7

Where can I buy tickets?

Accepted Answer

The good news is, if you are reading these FAQ's you have already found the right place.

Question 8

Can I bring in food or drinks?

Accepted Answer

No outside food or drinks. We know, tragic. But at least you won’t spend the night wrestling a granola bar wrapper like it’s a wild animal.

Question 9

Is there accessible seating?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We have accessible seating — comedy is for everyone except people who text and talk during shows. Try to book an aisle seat, and shoot us an email if you need anything else. We promise to help - we save the roasting for the comedians.

Question 10

Is there a coat check?

Accepted Answer

Nope, no coat check anymore. But honestly, is it really that far from your parked car to the venue? You’ll be inside before your eyelashes even think about freezing.
And if you insist on being properly dressed, just bring your coat in and toss it over your chair, very Yukon chic.

Question 11

What is the difference between the Premium and General seating?

Accepted Answer

Premium seating puts you closer to the comedians and comes with a free drink ticket . Close enough to feel the energy, but might be close enough to end up in the act.
General seating is a bit farther back. You know, a safer distance for those who like their comedy with minimal personal risk.

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