“Comedians with Criminal Records” Live in SF (2023)

Comedians with Criminal Records has moved to The Function! SF’s first black-owned comedy club at 1414 Market Street – Get Tickets

Crime is no laughing matter in San Francisco… unless it’s Comedians with Criminal Records – a unique showcase of professional comics who’ve had troubles with the law in the past.

In addition to an hilarious comedy set, you’ll also hear the back-story of the comedian and the crime they committed and how stand-up comedy (hopefully) helped get them back on the straight and narrow.

And it all takes place at the historic Savoy Tivoli, one of the most historic bars in North Beach (circa 1907) and the perfect start to an fun night of North Beach bar hopping.

Comedians with Criminal Records

Every Other Saturday Night | 7p – 21+
Savoy Tivoli, 1434 Grant Ave. (North Beach), San Francisco
– FREE $20 – Get Free Tickets w/ secret code FUNCHEAPGUEST – Limited to first 25 people.  
– $15 $20 – Get $5 off Tickets w/secret code FUNCHEAP for everyone else

Like most comedy clubs, there is a two drink minimum. This helps the bar and wait staff tremendously during these tough times.

ABOUT THE SHOW

What kind of stories will you hear? Every show will have a different lineup, so you might hear hilarious tales about booty calls gone bad, comics getting arrested for driving a car naked, getting arrested for impersonating a police officer, one comic who led undercover officers on the foot chase of the century and more wild stories.

COMEDY LINEUP

Each week is a new handpicked lineup of top local comics (along with some visiting special guests) who regularly perform at clubs like Cobbs, Punch Line, shows like Crazy Funny Asians, HellaFunny Live at Thrive City or have performed at festivals like SF Sketchfest, Clusterfest or Outside Lands.

About the Venue – SAVOY TIVOLI

Come hang at North Beach staple, Savoy Tivoli – a 117-year-old venue in all its refurbished glory after an extensive renovation with glowing palm trees, over 20 hand-crafted art deco lamps, parisian-style tables, the same murals that decorated its walls since the 1960s plus new art from local North Beach legend Jeremy Fish to create a one-of-a-kind San Francisco experience.