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We are a small club that brings in top tier talent from around the country. Your ticket money is what pays for the talent. We sell drinks to pay our staff, overhead, and for operations. It’s kind of like a movie theater in that way.
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We serve a selection of both Alcohol and non alcohol options. Drinks are between $3-$10. We want you to come back to enjoy as much comedy as you can so we strive to keep prices as reasonable as possible.
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We do not have an in house kitchen but, we have partnered with an award winning restaurant called BBQ4LIFE.
We offer a limited menu (both carnivore and vegan options are available) and we have an ordering window from when our doors open until the show starts. All food is delivered, at once, shortly afterward.
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Most of our comedy shows are 18+ however, we do allow younger people in the club if they are with a parent or guardian. The club cannot be held responsible for the content of the show being “too much” for younger ears but, we welcome comedy lovers between the ages of 13-100+
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The short answer is: The funniest ones!
The longer answer is:
We try to give everyone in the community a chance to laugh. Humor is subjective so it is important to look up the comedian you are potentially interested in BEFORE you buy tickets. Not all comedians are alike so do a little bit of research so you can make sure you have the best possible time.
You wouldn’t go to a random movie without knowing a little bit about it, and then get mad at the movie theater because you didn’t like it, right?
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We are fully electronic so you don’t have to do anything but show up! After you purchase them on our website, they will be parked “Pending” until you come in. Tell us your name at will call, and we will look you up in our system and get you checked in. That’s it.
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Most of our shows are General admission with a first come, first serve policy on seating. We are a small club so there really isn’t a bad seat in the place.
Occasionally, if our comedians request it, we do offer VIP seating (front 2 rows) for an extra fee. Those seats will be held until 5 minutes before showtime, at which point they are given up to general admission customers.
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We’re at 2417 Bank Dr, Boise, ID 83705, inside the Gem Center for the Arts — about 2.5 miles from downtown, just off Vista Avenue and Overland Road. Parking is free. There are roughly 180 free spaces around the building, plus our own small lot behind it, and Bank Drive from Helen St to Vista Ave is open parking after 5 pm. The Washer Woman sign at Vista and Bank is your landmark for the turn.
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Yes. Our small lot behind the building has accessible parking spaces. The club entrance is down a set of stairs on the outside of the building, but there is an elevator on the ground floor — use that instead of the stairs. If you’d like us to meet you or set aside particular seats, call or text (208) 991-2296 ahead of the show and we’ll take care of it.
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It’s one of the most common reasons people come. A show runs about 90 minutes, you sit next to each other rather than across a table, and afterwards you have something to talk about. A 7:00 show has you out by around 8:30 with the rest of the evening open. Worth looking the comic up first — every show on our calendar has a page with a bio and credits, and they are not interchangeable.
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Yes — that’s the whole point of the room. We book comedians with credits on Netflix, HBO, Comedy Central and late-night television, and you watch them from a few feet away instead of a theatre balcony. Our talent buyer spent nearly two decades at the Boise Funny Bone, which is how a club this size gets those names. Browse the past shows archive to see who has already played here.
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Yes. Groups of 11 or more can use the code GROUP11+ at checkout. One catch worth knowing: every ticket has to be bought at the same time, in a single order, for the code to work — so collect everyone’s yes first, then buy once. Buying together also keeps your group seated together, which matters because most shows are general admission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want the reasoning behind the drink minimum, how a show night actually runs, and what makes a good audience? That's all in our first-timer's guide.
Still stuck? Call or text (208) 991-2296.

