Ever felt the thrum of anticipation before a great show? That’s the feeling you get standing before Flappers Comedy Club. This isn’t just any comedy club. Flappers is a Burbank landmark a place where laughter echoes through the years.
Opened in 2008 Flappers quickly became a hub for both established and up-and-coming comedians. Jerry Seinfeld Kevin Hart Adam Sandler and countless others have graced its stage. It’s a testament to the club’s ability to attract top talent. But Flappers isn’t just about big names. It’s a place where future stars hone their craft.
Flappers offers something for everyone. The main room seats 200. The smaller Yoo Hoo Room provides a more intimate setting. There’s even a patio area for those who prefer a more casual atmosphere. Celebrity Drop-In Tuesdays are legendary. You never know who might unexpectedly appear.
Then there’s Two Milk Minimum Saturdays a family-friendly show starring Michael Rayner. Flappers also hosts Uncle Clyde’s Comedy Contest a weekly event where aspiring comics compete for cash prizes gift cards and the coveted Huge Bowl Of Fries.
But Flappers is more than just a comedy club. It’s a comedy school too. Flappers University offers classes in stand-up improv writing and more. It’s one of the largest comedy schools in Los Angeles. This commitment to nurturing talent is what sets Flappers apart. It’s a place where dreams are born and nurtured.
In 2014 Flappers launched the Burbank Comedy Festival. The festival showcases hundreds of comedians. It features shows classes industry panels and parties. The festival brings the comedy world to Burbank for a week of non-stop laughter.
Flappers Comedy Club is more than just a venue. It’s a vibrant community a place where laughter is celebrated. It’s a place to discover new talent and to revisit old favorites. It’s a vital part of the Los Angeles comedy scene. So step inside. Let the laughter begin.