Stand-up and more
Comedy In Charlotte
Every comedy show coming to Charlotte, soonest first. The city's home base for stand-up is the Comedy Zone at the Music Factory and the Comedy Club at Duckworth's Uptown, but big touring comedians also fill the theaters and Ovens Auditorium. Whether you want a packed club night or a comic in a seated theater, it is all here. Pick a show for the date, the room, and tickets, or jump to concerts, this week, or the venues.
Where the comedy is
Charlotte Comedy Venues
The Comedy Club at Duckworth's223 upcoming showsComedy Zone Charlotte38 upcoming showsOvens Auditorium10 upcoming showsThe Carolina Theatre3 upcoming showsNeighborhood Theatre2 upcoming showsSpectrum Center2 upcoming showsThe Fillmore2 upcoming showsBelk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center1 upcoming showBojangles Coliseum1 upcoming showBooth Playhouse at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center1 upcoming showThe Amp Ballantyne1 upcoming showThe Evening Muse1 upcoming showThe Underground at The Fillmore1 upcoming show
Comedy In Charlotte, Common Questions
- Where can I see comedy in Charlotte?
- Charlotte's main rooms for stand-up are the Comedy Zone at the AvidXchange Music Factory and the Comedy Club at Duckworth's Uptown, both running touring and local comics through the week. Bigger names also play the theaters and Ovens Auditorium. Each listing shows the venue and the date.
- Are comedy shows all ages or 18 and up?
- It varies. Club shows are often 18 and up or 21 and up, while many theater shows are all ages. The age limit is listed on each event, so check before you go and bring a valid photo ID.
- Is there a drink or item minimum at comedy clubs?
- Often yes. A dedicated club like the Comedy Zone usually has a two item minimum per person, which you can meet with food or drinks. Comedy shows at the theaters generally do not have a minimum.
- How often is the comedy calendar updated?
- Every day. We pull new shows daily, so the lineup stays current as comedians announce Charlotte dates and tickets go on sale.
- Where do the tickets come from?
- Ticket links go to SeatGeek, where you complete your purchase. Prices and availability are set by the seller.
- Should I arrive early at a comedy show?
- It helps. Club seating is often filled as you arrive, so getting there early gets you closer to the stage and keeps your group together. For reserved-seat theater shows your ticket has your seat, so you just need time to park.