Tonight at the Improv ft. Sahib Singh, Damon Wayans Jr, Chris Millhouse and more TBA
2026-06-17 19:30 - 21:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Hollywood Improv (The Main Room), 8162 Melrose Ave, Hollywood, CA, 90046, United States
Tonight at the Improv returns to the Main Room with a lineup featuring Sahib Singh, Damon Wayans Jr, Chris Millhouse, and more performers to be announced. The show brings together a compelling mix of stand-up perspectives, from rising voices to established performers with television and touring experience. Sahib Singh is described in the event listing as a New York City-based comic from Baltimore who rose through the Maryland and D.C. stand-up scene and won Magooby’s New Comedian of the Year competition in 2019.
Damon Wayans Jr. adds a recognizable screen presence to the lineup, with credits that include his role as Coach on New Girl and Brad Williams on Happy Endings. Chris Millhouse brings the experience of a nationally touring comic and paid regular at clubs in New York and Los Angeles. Together, the lineup creates a balanced Main Room showcase with a welcoming but high-quality comedy-club feel. The evening is well suited for audiences looking for variety: sharp stand-up, familiar talent, and the possibility of additional comics joining the bill.

Pete Holmes: Living At Largo
2026-06-17 20:00 - 22:00 | Largo at the Coronet, 366 N. La Cienega Blvd. http://www.largo-la.com/event/1283859-doug-loves-movies-12-guests-los-angeles/, Los Angeles, California, 90048.0
Pete Holmes: Living At Largo brings together Pete Holmes with Atsuko Okatsuka, Tom Papa, and Milan Patel for a comedy evening shaped by personality, warmth, and the intimate energy of Largo at the Coronet. The title itself suggests a show rooted in the spirit of the venue, where comedy can feel conversational, spontaneous, and closely connected to the audience. With Holmes at the center and a lineup of featured guests joining him, the evening offers a strong mix of voices and comedic styles.
The event’s format allows the show to feel both focused and open-ended, giving audiences the pleasure of seeing established and distinctive performers share the same stage. Atsuko Okatsuka, Tom Papa, and Milan Patel each add their own presence to the lineup, creating a night that promises range, momentum, and a sense of creative camaraderie. In Largo’s intimate setting, this kind of comedy showcase is especially inviting: polished enough to feel like a special night out, but relaxed enough to keep the room playful and alive.

Tonight at the Improv
2026-06-19 19:00 - 21:00, 2026-06-20 19:00 - 21:00 | Hollywood Improv (The Main Room), 8162 Melrose Ave, Hollywood, CA, 90046, United States
Tonight at the Improv brings the signature Hollywood Improv showcase format to the Main Room, offering audiences a classic comedy-club experience built around variety, momentum, and the possibility of surprise. The event listing does not name specific performers for this engagement, which gives the show a more open-ended feel and places the focus on the Improv’s familiar showcase style. These kinds of nights are designed to move quickly, with different comics bringing their own rhythm, tone, and point of view to the stage.
The appeal of Tonight at the Improv is its sense of immediacy. Audiences come for the atmosphere as much as the lineup: a Main Room setting, a rotating comedy format, and the feeling that each show can take on its own personality depending on who appears and how the room responds. It is a strong option for guests who want a polished but lively night of stand-up without being tied to a single headliner, offering the energy of a comedy showcase in one of Los Angeles’ best-known comedy rooms.
PS: There will be another show at 9:30 pm!

Tig Has Friends
2026-06-19 20:00 - 22:00 | Largo at the Coronet, 366 N. La Cienega Blvd. http://www.largo-la.com/event/1283859-doug-loves-movies-12-guests-los-angeles/, Los Angeles, California, 90048.0
Tig Has Friends comes to Largo at the Coronet with the inviting, informal charm of a comedy night built around surprise, personality, and shared stage energy. The event’s “friends” format gives the evening a flexible and lively feel, allowing the show to unfold as a curated gathering rather than a standard single-performer set. In a venue like Largo, where the room itself encourages closeness and spontaneity, that structure creates an atmosphere that feels personal, relaxed, and full of possibility.
The listing notes that special guests are subject to change, which adds to the sense that the night is designed to stay fresh and responsive. Audiences can expect a comedy experience shaped by the performers in the room, the rhythm of the crowd, and the intimate character of the venue. With its simple, intriguing title and its emphasis on friends and guests, this event offers a polished but unpretentious night of live comedy for those who enjoy the surprise and warmth of a true Largo-style showcase.

Brett Goldstein tries a new hour out (with special guests)
2026-06-20 20:00 - 22:00 | Largo at the Coronet, 366 N. La Cienega Blvd. http://www.largo-la.com/event/1283859-doug-loves-movies-12-guests-los-angeles/, Los Angeles, California, 90048.0
Brett Goldstein brings tries a new hour out (with special guests) to Largo at the Coronet for a comedy evening with the energy of fresh material, live experimentation, and intimate performance. The title gives the night an appealing sense of immediacy: this is not simply a polished tour stop, but a chance to see a comedian work through a new hour in a room built for close audience connection. That kind of format can make a show feel especially alive, as the performance carries the spontaneity and honesty of material taking shape in real time.
The addition of special guests gives the evening extra variety and momentum, adding to the feeling of a curated comedy night rather than a conventional set. In Largo’s warm and focused environment, audiences are invited into a performance that feels both casual and highly engaging, with the excitement of seeing new work unfold onstage. For those who enjoy comedy that feels immediate, thoughtful, and a little unpredictable, this event offers a distinctive night centered on craft, presence, and the pleasure of being in the room as something new develops.

Tonight at the Improv ft. Jimmy Shin and more TBA
2026-06-21 19:00 - 21:00 | Hollywood Improv (The Main Room), 8162 Melrose Ave, Hollywood, CA, 90046, United States
Hollywood Improv closes the week’s Main Room programming with Tonight at the Improv ft. Jimmy Shin and more TBA, a showcase-style comedy evening led by Los Angeles-based comedian Jimmy Shin. The event listing notes that Shin has appeared on The Tonight Show and has a critically acclaimed Amazon Prime Video special titled Wok of Shame. His background also includes acting credits on HBO’s Luck and in the film Silencer, adding another layer to his stage presence and storytelling style.
Shin’s bio gives the evening a personal and distinctive angle, describing his path from law school to comedy and the humorous tension of pursuing stand-up against more traditional expectations. With additional performers to be announced, the show keeps the classic Tonight at the Improv sense of variety and spontaneity. The result is a warm, entertaining Main Room event that blends a featured comic with the lively rhythm of a showcase, making it a fitting choice for audiences looking for comedy with personality, perspective, and a relaxed Sunday-night feel.

Cursed My Road To Hollywood
2026-06-21 20:15 - 21:05 | Hudson Guild Theatre, 6539 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, California
Cursed My Road To Hollywood brings Emmy-winning director Linda Mendoza to the stage with a comedic memoir shaped by family legend, resilience, and the unpredictable road to creative success. Written and performed by Mendoza, the solo show follows her journey from Detroit to Los Angeles, moving through personal tragedy, music, the entertainment industry, and the idea of a family curse that shadowed her early life. The performance blends storytelling, humor, music, and visual aids, offering a warm yet sharp look at how perseverance, identity, and ambition can transform hardship into a life in the arts. Mendoza’s career includes three Emmy Awards for Sesame Street and directing work across major television series and specials, giving the evening the feeling of a personal Hollywood story told by someone who truly lived it.
