WILMINGTON –– Early Friday morning, Timmy Sherrill was drilling in the lip of a chalkboard menu while Cole Craven was touching up paint on the new hand-built…
Las Vegas Magazine
By Alex Haase April 15, 2021
Although COVID-19 vaccines are available to most Americans, one thing that’s still in short supply in this country is laughter. And that’s OK, because the last year hasn’t offered much to laugh at, but Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club in Las Vegas is looking to turn that around.
Not only does the show feature some of the funniest comedians around, Garrett appears often, and you’ll have the chance to catch him this week on April 11, along with Sam Fedele and Michael Yo, and on April 15-18, where he’ll be joined by Eddie Ifft and Heath Harmison. Since returning to the stage, Garrett has poked fun at coronavirus by performing a few jokes in a hazmat suit, and you can likely expect more jokes related to COVID. And although the intimate club has moved to MGM’s Studio A & B Ballrooms to accommodate existing restrictions, it’s still a suitable space for laughs.
Las Vegas Magazine
By Alex Haase January 17, 2021
Laughter is an emotional vaccine that builds immunity to pain and brings happiness to one’s soul. And although laughs were in short supply last year, Las Vegas just received a huge shipment now that Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club has reopened, bringing some of the best headlining comedians back to action (this week features Eddie Ifft and Gary Cannon). In a club that was already intimate, it will feel a little smaller with COVID-19 precautions in place 50-person capacity, minimum 25-foot distance from the performer, and 6-foot social distancing between tables but there’s no mandate on laughs, so get your fill.
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Brad Garrett s Comedy Club hosts two shows on Fridays and Saturdays and one show each on are 8 p.m. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Photo Credit: MGM Resorts International
Brad Garrett s Comedy Club at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas has reopened with a 50-guest capacity.
Curtain times are 8 p.m. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Following guidelines imposed by the state of Nevada amid the pandemic, the club practices physical distancing six feet between
parties and 25 feet between performers and the audience.
While Garrett currently is not scheduled to perform at the club, upcoming comedians include Landry, Eddie Ifft and Larry Reeb. Tickets are $69 (plus tax and fees) at MGMGrand.com or Ticketmaster. Guests must be 21 or older.