Adam Lowitt

Happy (almost) Hanukkah! It begins tomorrow night (Saturday, 12/8) and in addition to gathering 'round the table for dreidels to play with and latkes to eat, there are plenty of events in NYC that you can attend to celebrate...

So, comedian Rob Delaney, who is in town to play two sold out shows at Bowery Ballroom and two sold out shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg is also playing 92YTribeca tonight (5/10) on a bill of all Daily Show contributors inclyding Jenna Kim Jones, Elliott Kalan, and Adam Lowitt...

As you may remember from the past couple of years, "Summerstage" now encompasses more than just Central Park, but Central Park Summerstage will still always be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the series...

Speaking of Hot Tub with Kurt & Kristen, maybe you were at the weekly variety show this past Monday when Andy Blitz, one of my favorite people in the biz, performed...

Central Park Summerstage (more by Chris La Putt) The schedule for the 2010 SummerStage series, which has music not just at Central Park, is out, and there are some great looking shows to highlight...

" Martin, along with one of his writers, Michael Koman, whom he'd met while working on Late Night With Conan O'Brien, and an editor, Bryan Shelton, was cutting together an episode of his forthcoming show, ...

this picture (by Joel Barhamand) isn't even of comedy, but it did happen at Rififi where comedy often happens..... I already posted a reminder that Human Giant is at UCB again tonight, but I didn't mention the "It Is It" show happening earlier in the evening at Pianos:hosted by Adam Lowitt of the Daily Show with special guests: Demetri Martin, The Daily Show Rob Cantrell, Last Comic Standing Sara Schaefer, host of the DL Matt Goldich, Comedy Central Joselyn Hughes, The Slumber PartyAlso read through the recent Eugene Mirman post for other upcoming NYC shows...

Max Silvestri @ Rififi, NYC - Oct 29, 2007 (CRED) In addition to all the special comedy shows always going on, don't forget that there are plenty of shows that happen weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly in NYC that are always reliable, rarely over $5, and usually feature some of the biggest comedians in the business...

Tickets are now on regular sale for M. Ward's Town Hall show (thx qweebaroo)