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Comedy Clubs & Shows
Stand-up comedy is funny on television, but being there is a completely different experience. And there aren’t many better ways to relax at night than checking out a few comedians at a Myrtle Beach comedy club — you’ll completely forget the stress of whatever you left back home (jobs, bills…) in no time. Luckily, the area is home to several places to see live comedy, with a pair of comedy clubs bringing in some of the best names in the industry to provide some laughs for vacationers and several shows in Myrtle Beach that feature lots of comedic flair. Sure, you could stay at the hotel and watch Comedy Central, but only so much can be said on cable television. So pick a night, make reservations, and head to enjoy some really funny people in person.
Comedy Cabana
This north-end laugh spot is Myrtle Beach’s oldest and apparently only “five star” comedy club. Headliners over the years have included Lewis Black, Bob Nelson, Josh Blue, and numerous other masters of the genre. And as with any great club, there’s a full menu of appetizers, burgers, wraps, salads, sandwiches, pizza, and more.
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Carolina Improv Company
The only thing certain about seeing live improvisational comedy is that it will be a completely unique experience since lines are made up on the spot by the actors. Performances take place at Uptown Theater, located inside Myrtle Beach Mall, and are sure to bring laughs to everyone in attendance. The comedy troupe here performs themed shows like “Whose Night Out Is It Anyway,” and “Whose Beach Is It Anyway,” but the content is anyone’s best guess.
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Carolina Comedy Club
Myrtle Beach’s newest comedy venue features more than just standard stand-up, throwing in some nights of hypnosis and magic into the mix. The club brings in big names that have performed on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, HBO, and more. They also have a full menu of interesting appetizers, salads, burgers, sliders, wings, and, of course, drinks.
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The Carolina Opry
The first variety show in Myrtle Beach—and still voted #1 every single year—the award-winning 33rd season of The Carolina Opry show blends two hours of critically acclaimed music, comedy and dance with 35 of the nation’s top performers and was recently named by CNBC as the Top Attraction in Myrtle Beach!”
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One: The Show
One of the Grand Strand’s favorite entertainment attractions, Alabama Theatre offers area visitors an evening of singing, dancing, and comedy. Opened by country superstar group Alabama over 20 years ago, Alabama Theatre is a popular attraction bringing visitors from all over to experience the music.
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