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Dinner for One Presents: The Spookiest Things (in NYC)

October 29 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
$18.71
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Sketch comedy legends return from exile with a Halloween Spooktacular! Along with special guest stand ups & a DJ, for bone-chilling guffaws.

SKETCH COMEDY – STAND UP – MUSICAL COMEDY – DJ

In this Halloween Variety Spooktacular, join Dinner for One as they face their deepest fears of spider crabs, middle age and living up to the immense talent of their special guests, Sean Patton and Caitlin Cook.

Dinner for One is a sketch comedy juggernaut known for their physical bits, millennial cynicism and dark humor. Hailed as one of NYC’s “funniest, most inventive sketch troupes,” they’ve been featured on Funny or Die, MTV, Broadway, Peacock, Netflix, Comedy Central and commercials you skip on YouTube. They’ve headlined sketch festivals across the country with sold out runs at NYC comedy basements like UCB, the PIT and Second City. Now, they’re ready to bring all their bits to Brooklyn.

Starts 8PM PT

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  • Date: October 29
  • Time:
    8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
  • Cost: $18.71
  • Event Categories: Comedy Show, Los Angeles Shows, Sketch, Variety
  • Website: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dinner-for-one-presents-the-spookiest-things-tickets-2000323337951

Venue

  • littlefield
  • 635 Sackett Street
    Brooklyn, NY 11217 United States
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