December 04

Irene Tu

SPECIAL EVENT

Irene Tu

Irene has performed at Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival in the highly coveted “INTRODUCING” showcase. Her STAND-UP FEATURING set is the most watched reel on Comedy Central’s Stand-Up’s Instagram page, with over 2.7 million views. Paste Magazine praised Irene’s, “quick wit, relaxed stage presence, and hilariously off-the-wall observations” in this album that “ticks all the boxes of a winning introduction, and then some.” She was named one of Vulture’s “Comedians You Should and Will Know” and singled out in The SF Chronicle as an “artist on the brink of fame.” She’s a regular at festivals and clubs around the country and opens for comics like Taylor Tomlinson and Patton Oswalt.

12/04/2024 7:00 PM

Door Time: 6:00 PM

Other Showtimes

Irene Tu is an LA-based stand-up comedian, actor and writer who honed her chops in San Francisco. Her first comedy album WE’RE DONE NOW debuted in March of this year at #1 on the iTunes comedy charts.


Tickets: $25-$30

  • VIP Seats are the 100 seats closest to the stage.
  • General Admission are the seats from the VIP seats to the back of the room. 
  • All shows are 18+
  • Seats are only guaranteed until showtime.
  • Seats are assigned on a first come first serve basis as people arrive.
  • Groups must arrive together in order to sit together.
  • For the best chance of being seated together arrive early and arrive all together. 
  • There are no refunds on any ticket purchases.

Doors/Show Times

  • 6:00 PM Doors/7:00pm Show

Irene has performed at Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival in the highly coveted “INTRODUCING” showcase. Her STAND-UP FEATURING set is the most watched reel on Comedy Central’s Stand-Up’s Instagram page, with over 2.7 million views. Paste Magazine praised Irene’s, “quick wit, relaxed stage presence, and hilariously off-the-wall observations” in this album that “ticks all the boxes of a winning introduction, and then some.” She was named one of Vulture’s “Comedians You Should and Will Know” and singled out in The SF Chronicle as an “artist on the brink of fame.” She’s a regular at festivals and clubs around the country and opens for comics like Taylor Tomlinson and Patton Oswalt.