Observational comedy at its finest, packed with sharp insights and everyday absurdities.

One of the most iconic stand-up performances ever filmed, Eddie Murphy commands the stage with unmatched charisma and edge. This no-holds-barred set captures a rising superstar at his sharpest, funniest, and most unapologetic.

A joyful, genre-blending tribute to Gilda Radner’s unique brilliance, combining stand-up, sketches, and musical numbers. It’s a heartwarming reminder of how comedy and vulnerability can coexist in perfect harmony.

The surviving Pythons reunite in this delightfully absurd, self-aware spectacular-reviving classic sketches with new gags and glorious mischief. A rare chance to celebrate the kings of British comedy on the big screen.

In Laugh at My Pain, Kevin Hart delivers a raw, hilarious stand-up performance that dives into his personal struggles and family life with unfiltered honesty. It’s both wildly funny and unexpectedly vulnerable, showcasing Hart’s signature mix of humor and heart.

Dry, brave, and breathtakingly honest, Tig turns pain into punchlines in a way only she can. Her understated style masks enormous emotional depth, and the result is pure comedic power.

Esposito brings heartfelt queer visibility to the stage with confidence and sharp humor. Honest, inclusive, and consistently hilarious, this special is as personal as it is punchy.

Proof that comedy – and charm – only get better with age. At 85, Burns delivers old-school laughs with timeless class and effortless timing.

Wanda Sykes lets loose on politics, race, parenting, and aging with a mix of biting insight and killer delivery. A fearless voice in modern comedy who tells it like it is – and makes you laugh the whole way through.

Brilliant, surreal, and unapologetically original, Izzard’s stream-of-consciousness style is in peak form here. It’s not just a comedy special – it’s a masterclass in storytelling and identity.

Bo Burnham: Inside is a darkly funny, deeply introspective one-man special created in isolation, blending music, comedy, and raw emotion to explore life, art, and the internet in the pandemic era.

Raw, neurotic, and philosophically funny, Maron brings his inner monologue to the mic with unfiltered vulnerability. If comedy is therapy, this is the couch and the mic all in one.

This double feature is a fierce, funny, and fearless ride through sex, identity, and self-empowerment, pairing two powerhouse comedians—Nikki Glaser and Margaret Cho—who break taboos and challenge expectations with unflinching honesty and unapologetic humor. It’s a night of truth-telling, laughter, and liberation on the mic.

Two storytellers. Two microphones. One unforgettable night.

In this sharply crafted double feature, two of stand-up’s most celebrated voices take the stage with wit, warmth, and razor-sharp timing.

First, John Mulaney dazzles with Kid Gorgeous at Radio City—an Emmy-winning special filled with Catholic school memories, anxiety-ridden adulthood, and Mulaney’s signature theatrical charm.