212.367.9000
208 West 23rd St.
Between 7th and 8th Avenues
New York, NY 10011
LIVE AT GOTHAM
AS SEEN ON LAST COMIC STANDING
NOW SERVING STARBUCKS

  • Godfrey
    May 11 - May 13

    Buy

  • David Koechner
    Jun 8 - Jun 9

    Buy

  • Deon Cole
    Jun 28 - Jul 1

    Buy
>

Purchase Tickets

Colin Kane
Friday, February 28, 2014 8:30 PM
Gotham Comedy Club, New York, NY
  • 18 & over
  • 2 Beverage Minimum Per Person
  • Non-Refundable & Non-Transferable
Admission Type Price Quantity
Please call the club at 212.367.9000 for availability
Share with your friends:
Performing Artists (Click on Artist for Reviews and Previews)
Show Details
  • Ticket Price: $26.00 - $115.00
  • Door Time: 7:45 PM
  • Show Type: Comedy
  • Restrictions: 18 & over
    2 Beverage Minimum Per Person
    Non-Refundable & Non-Transferable
Featuring Eric Lyden!
Colin Kane:
  • The Wedding Ringer

    • If you like dirty comedy, Colin Kane’s your man.
     
    An insult comic that acknowledges the line and leaps over it, Kane is best known for his in-your-face delivery and off-the-cuff crowd work. Featuring an unlikely blend of piercing bite and authentic heart, Kane’s R-rated act tackles sex, relationships, race... and everyone who is brave enough to sit in the front row.
     
    Kane recently made his film debut in a breakout role opposite Kevin Hart in “The Wedding Ringer,” which was the #1 comedy in America for three weeks in a row. He has a special on Showtime, won Howard Stern’s “Kill or Be Killed” comedy competition, and performs for our troops whenever possible through the
    Wounded Warrior Project.

    Kane’s popularity has proven contagious across the country, and has happened mostly via word-of-mouth from a dedicated fan base. Anyone who comes to one  of his shows is guaranteed to come back with 20 of their friends.
     
    A Los Angeles resident, the born-and-bred New Yorker sells out theaters and comedy clubs across the country. Now it’s time for you to see why.
    Eric Lyden: Eric Lyden’s sarcastic and self deprecating style of comedy celebrates the life and struggles of the working class hero. After dropping out of community college and failing to get promoted at Sears, Eric pursued stand-up comedy… the only career that actually encouraged his philosophy that “Life is way to hard”. Making his lower middle class existence and lack of success the focal point of his comedy, Eric gives his audiences someone to laugh with and relate to. Eric made his national television debut on Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen. And recently appeared live on ‘Gotham Comedy Live’ in NYC. Now living and performing in New York City, Eric works the circuit of well known New York City clubs including Caroline’s on Broadway and Gotham Comedy Club

    Tweet Feed

    Calendar

    Our Commercials