Hell’s Kitchen’s Broadway Comedy Club is one of the best rooms in New York City for Latin stand-up — in English, in Spanish, and in the fluid Spanglish that makes New York comedy unlike anything anywhere else.
Latin Comedy at Broadway Comedy Club 2026
Que Alegría! Tour: La Mole
Mexican stand-up comedy
Main Room
Sat, October 24, 2026 | 6:30pm
Iván Fematt, known as La Mole, came up through Monterrey’s open mic circuit before building a following as one half of the podcast Hermanos de Leche. His stand-up leans into unfiltered, high-energy storytelling about everyday Mexican life.
Las Damitas Histeria En Nueva York
Mexican stand-up comedy duo
Main Room
Fri, October 23, 2026 | 9pm
Sun, October 25, 2026 | 6pm
Verónica Monti and Bárbara Malacara turned a podcast about toxic relationships and red flags into one of the most-followed comedy properties among young Mexican audiences. Las Damitas Histeria brings their let’s-be-honest-with-each-other dynamic to the stage for a live edition of the show.
Jorge Cremades: Desempleado Del Mes
Spanish stand-up comedy
Main Room
Thu, October 1, 2026 | 9pm
Jorge Cremades built a following of millions on short-form video out of Alicante, Spain before bringing his everyday-life humor to the stage. Desempleado Del Mes turns his own resume of odd jobs before comedy into a live hour of sketches, video, and monólogos.
Monólogos Sin Propina Presenta: Parados
Colombian stand-up comedy trio
Main Room
Sat, September 19, 2026 | 6:30pm
Adrián Parada, Chicho Arias, and Frank Martínez have spent a decade building Monólogos Sin Propina into one of Medellín’s most durable comedy exports, known in Colombia for their contrasting styles and their run as finalists on MasterChef Celebrity Colombia. Parados brings their three-way chemistry to New York.
Audrey Mora Presenta: Standriendo
Mexican stand-up comedy in English and Spanish
Red Room
Fri, September 18, 2026 | 9pm
Fri, October 16, 2026 | 9pm
Audrey Mora grew up the youngest of eight kids in Aguascalientes before moving to New York to chase stand-up, and her bilingual sets mine that journey for material. She’s become a fixture of the city’s Spanish-language comedy scene, splitting her stage time between English and Spanish sometimes within the same joke.
She’s one of the key creative forces behind Comedy en Español at the club. She’s really funny in both languages, and we love her accent in both.
El Último Chiste: Batalla de Comediantes
Spanish-language stand-up comedy battle
Red Room
Fri, August 28, 2026 | 9pm
Comedians representing Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Peru, and other countries go head-to-head in this recurring national-pride comedy battle, with the crowd deciding who takes home the copa.
Rogelio Ramos En Vivo En New York
Mexican stand-up comedy
Main Room
Fri, August 7, 2026 | 9pm
Rogelio Ramos has been working Mexican stages for more than three decades, earning the nickname el Máster de la Comedia for observational stand-up built on everyday customs and family life rather than shock value. Late in his career, clips of his sets found a second life online, introducing the Torreón native to a generation of fans who never saw him live.
El Último Chiste: Hombres vs Mujeres
Spanish-language stand-up comedy battle
Red Room
Fri, July 31, 2026 | 9pm
The club’s recurring Spanish-language comedy battle returns with a battle-of-the-sexes edition, pitting male and female comics against each other for bragging rights in front of a crowd that picks the winner. Who do you think will win?
Patricia Peña “Mal Gusto”
Dominican stand-up, en Español
Main Room
Sun, July 26, 2026 | 7pm
Patricia Peña built her following as a Dominican content creator and entrepreneur before turning to the stage, and Mal Gusto is her stand-up debut — a confessional hour about the bad decisions, bad taste, and bad timing everyone swears they will not repeat.
Her comedy leans intimate and unfiltered rather than punchline-driven, closer to a friend telling you the whole story than a traditional set.
Splou and Friends
Dominican stand-up in Spanglish ~ ya tú sabe
Main Room
Fri, June 19, 2026 | 9pm
Sat, June 20, 2026 | 7pm
Splou is the Dominican New York comedian behind some of the most-shared cultural content on the East Coast — viral skits riffing on Romeo Santos, Prince Royce, and the insider codes of Caribbean New York life that only people who actually live it can pull off.
His live show, Splou and Friends, brings together a rotating cast of comedians for a night the club describes as raw Spanglish energy — storytelling that moves between English and Spanish the way a conversation on the 4 train actually does. The June 19 show features Jared Waters alongside host Chris Grant and additional comics Big Rhed and Tommy 5K.
Two nights, two chances to catch a comedian whose following has grown from digital content to Main Room headliner.
El Último Chiste — Batalla de Comediantes
Spanish-language stand-up comedy battle
Fri, June 19, 2026 | 9pm — Red Room
$17
El Último Chiste is Broadway Comedy Club’s recurring Spanish-language comedy battle — and the concept is exactly as competitive as it sounds. Comedians representing different Latin American countries go head-to-head in a war of jokes, roasts, and national pride, with only one country walking away with the copa.
The series pits comics from Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Peru, and other countries against each other in front of a crowd that knows exactly what each punchline is really about. It’s the most fun you can have watching people argue in Spanish.
Daniel Pistola: El Mejor Stand-Up Jamás Hescrito
Venezuelan stand-up comedy, en Español
Sat, June 6, 2026 | 6:30pm — Main Room
The title is a deliberate misspelling — jamás hescrito swaps the standard Spanish escrito for a wink at informal orthography — and it sets the tone for Daniel Pistola’s long-running solo show perfectly. The Venezuelan comic trained in improvisation at the Upright Citizens Brigade in New York and has been touring this show internationally for years, bringing it to Venezuelan and Spanish-speaking diaspora audiences from Madrid to Caracas to Manhattan.
His stand-up draws on the particular absurdity of the Venezuelan condition — the collision of everyday life, political chaos, and an unshakeable national capacity to laugh at all of it — delivered with a sensibility honed on stages across Europe and Latin America. If your Spanish is solid and you want to laugh at things that have no business being funny, this show delivers.
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Broadway Comedy Club
318 W 53rd St (at Eighth Ave
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
A two-drink minimum applies; no-alcohol options available. Must be 18 or over, or 13 and over with a parent.
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