GET YOUR TIX! L.A. Comedy Presents Women's History Month Comedy Line-Up! ONE NIGHT ONLY!

The award-winning L.A. Comedy Club at The STRAT Hotel, Casino & SkyPod, will host an additional show featuring an all-female lineup on Saturday, March 25 to celebrate Women’s History Month. Tickets are available for purchase here. 

Offering three hilarious shows nightly, L.A. Comedy Club has scheduled an additional 4 p.m. show to kickstart an evening with laughter. Nikki Carr will host the Second Annual Women’s History Month Show Live at L.A. Comedy Club. Carr weaves her life experiences as a woman, lesbian, mother and grandmother into her hilarious stand-up routines. She has appeared on several TV shows and comedy specials including BET’s “Comic View,” “One Mic Stand” with Kevin Hart, NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” and Martin Lawrence’s “1st Amendment Stand Up.” 

 

The show lineup will also include: 

• Tab Lloyd is a comic and makeup artist originally from Dallas, who has been entertaining audiences for years with her range of clean, yet provocative material.  

• Danielle Williams worked in the radio and TV entertainment industry for several years before making a change to become an up-and-coming comedian. Despite battling lung cancer, she uses her stand-up to continue to live life with a positive outlook. 

• Irma Ruiz, a former schoolteacher from Texas, is now a stand-up comedian covering the relatable topics of motherhood, education, marriage and family. 

• Erica Dawson is an L.A. based stand-up comic who has been featured on Amazon Prime’s “Laugh After Dark.”   

• Hannah G, a former teacher turned stand-up comedian who got her start after moving to L.A., won her preliminary round of the U.S. Comedy Contest and placed third overall in 2019. 

• Mary Upchurch, originally from San Diego and now a nationally touring stand-up comic, recently won House of Comedy’s annual Funniest Person Contest.  

• Mia Jackson, from Georgia, is a writer for the Hulu series “Life & Beth” and tours nationally, opening for big names like Amy Schumer. She also has a special on Epix and Comedy Central.  

L.A. Comedy Club, which was recently awarded a third consecutive gold medal by the annual Best of Las Vegas Awards for “Best Comedy Club,” will continue to host a packed lineup of up-and-coming and veteran comics. Tickets are priced at $39 for general admission and $59 for VIP admission, plus tax and service fee. L.A. Comedy Club is famous for its “$25 All You Can Drink Special,” which serves a premium well and keeps the drinks coming throughout the show. The full lineup and tickets are available at www.lacomedyclub.com.