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Two headline sets — BRENDAN SAGALOW and MIKE CANNON — with opener JASON CHOI, one evening, one ticket. Every seat in the house is reserved: tap the seats you want, and they're yours the moment you pay. The map is live — what you see is what's actually available right now.
Orchestra $88 · Tier 1 $66 · Tier 2 $55 · Tier 3 $44 · Balcony $28 — plus $3 per seat card processor fee*
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This is grown-up stand-up. Expect adult language and adult themes — roughly what late-night network television lets through, and nothing you wouldn't overhear on a busy street. It is not explicit-record territory: nothing risqué for its own sake, nobody in the crowd gets attacked. An evening ticketed show is an adult room by nature; we say this so no one is surprised, not to scare anyone off.
The $3 per seat is a card-processing fee charged by our payment processor, not by us. The 1140A Corporation receives none of it — it goes straight to the processor to cover the cost of taking your card safely. We pass it through at exact cost rather than hiding it inside a higher ticket price. Your ticket price is the ticket price.
Orders cap at ten seats. For eleven or more we hand-pick a block so nobody sits alone. Email us with your headcount and a phone number; we confirm seats before anything is charged.
Email the box officeDedicated wheelchair spaces sit on the Tier 2 cross-aisle (row K), marked ♿ on the map, each pairable with an adjacent companion seat. Both price at $33 with the $3 card fee waived — access never costs extra here. Tap a ♿ space on the map (or the button below), read the short terms, and pay — same live, instant reservation as every other seat.
A kind reminder for the night: if you park in the Special Access lot, please display your accessible-parking placard or plate where it can be seen.
"May" means exactly that — a possibility, and if it happens, a polite request from a volunteer.
If you or someone in your party is deaf or hard of hearing, we will arrange a qualified ASL interpreter at no charge. Ask by mid-August so we can book well and set your sightlines properly.
Request an interpreterAnyone requiring accommodations to attend this event should contact the Licensee, The 1140A Corporation, at — we will arrange them.
Three terms, in plain English. When the end of the terms is on your screen, the agree button wakes.
A dedicated wheelchair space on the Tier 2 cross-aisle (row K), sized for a wheelchair or mobility device, with clear sightlines and an aisle-side approach. Each space can pair with one adjacent companion seat. Both price at the ordinary Tier 2 rate with the card fee waived — access never costs extra here.
1. Wheelchair spaces exist for patrons who attend in a wheelchair or mobility device. Booking one is your statement that it's for such a patron in your party. Nobody will ever ask you for proof of disability — not at checkout, not at the door.
2. The space itself is the seat: it fits a wheelchair, and it is where the wheelchair parks for the show.
3. A ticket obtained by misrepresentation is void and non-refundable — the wheelchair space and its paired companion seat are both forfeit (just the single seat, if booked alone). There is nothing to chase and nothing to dispute: the ticket is simply void, on terms you read right here.
A kind request, not a demand: display your placard or plate where the volunteer can spot it. "May be asked" means exactly that.
— end of terms. Thanks for actually reading.