Auckland's most unique new dedicated stand-up comedy venue is actually made out of cardboard!Bringing you a mix of professional comedians like you've seen on TV, as well as up-and-coming acts.Find us in Kingsland:
Loads of street parking | 500m from Kingsland Station | Next to Garage Project.An intimate club with only 48 seats, so don’t wait to book your tickets.
Door sales subject to availability.
Featured Shows
This Week
Finally Friday
7pm Friday August 15
Tickets only $20
Lineup for Friday, August 15:~ MC Steven Lyons~
with
Lana Walters
Edd Rivera
Bridget Davies
Thomas Chapman
Michelle Wiley
She'll Be Right
Sunday Night
Open Mic
7pm Sunday August 17
Free show!
This is a more curated open mic than the typical bar show. Features mostly experienced comedians who know what they are doing, but with the license to try out new material - and a few newer faces.Things could go comically wrong and that's part of the fun. Be part of the comedy development process. Come out and watch the Number 8 high wire act!Finishes by 9pm so you can get plenty of sleep for Monday morning.Walk-ups welcome, or reserve seats
George Fenn
sexy ghost boy
A SUPERNATURAL COMEDY
Wednesday 13 August 7.30pm
Thursday 14 August 7.30pm
Wednesday 20 August 7.30pm
Thursday 21 August 7.30pm
upcoming shows
Auckland's most unique dedicated comedy venue
Auckland's most unique new dedicated stand-up comedy venue is actually made out of cardboard!Bringing you a mix of professional comedians from TV and movies, as well as up-and-coming acts.An intimate club with only 48 seats, so don’t wait to book your tickets.Find out why we set up The Cardboard Comedy Club.
Get in touch
cardboard comedy club
355 new north road, kingsland
Next door to Garage Project
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for comedians
The Cardboard Comedy Club was set up by comedian Kevin Passman (and his wife who is absolutely not funny but can almost manage to pour drinks) as a much-needed dedicated stand-up comedy venue.We aim to give comedians somewhere other than bar shows where they can practice their craft and develop, as well as test new material.The showroom was designed specifically for comedy, to give the best experience for both the audience and comedians (that's where the cardboard comes in - to help with acoustics).The Cardboard Comedy Club is a non-profit-making venture. All proceeds go into covering our very low running costs (don't worry, we run on the smell of an oily rag) and then paying comedians.Great! How can I help?
If you are a comedian, you can help out by:
- promoting the club to new audiences
- volunteering to help out with running the venue or promotional activity.Can I get a spot?
Interest is very high at the moment, so if you'd like a spot the best way is to go via the Auckland Comedy Community Facebook page. We also welcome enquiries about venue hireage.