Comedy Clubs in the Chicago Suburbs

Chicago is well known for its comedy clubs such as Zanies and Second City. The Chicago suburbs, however, also have several decent comedy clubs. For those who live in the suburbs or who are traveling throughout Chicagoland on business or vacation, these clubs make for a fun evening out without the commute to downtown.
  1. Laugh Out Loud Theater

    • Catch an improv comedy show at Laugh Out Loud Theater, located off Interstate 290 just south of Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. Be entertained by an ensemble of more than 20 professional improv actors, attend the Thursday night variety show with music and stand-up, or join in the free open mic night on Sundays.

      Laugh Out Loud Theater

      601 N. Martingale Road

      Streets of Woodfield, Suite 171

      Schaumburg, IL 60173

      847-240-0386

      laughoutloudtheater.com

    Riddles Comedy Club

    • In Alsip, swing by Riddles Comedy Club on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for an evening of laughs. Since 1990, famous comedians such as Ellen DeGeneres and Drew Carey have performed there. Space is limited and is first come first served, so arriving up to an hour before show time is recommended for best seating. The club only admits people ages 21 and older, and there's a two drink minimum for all shows.

      Riddles Comedy Club

      5055 W. 111th St.

      Alsip, IL 60803

      708-422-5055

      myriddlescomedyclub.com

    Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles

    • The St. Charles location of Zanies Comedy Club isn't as jam-packed as the downtown Chicago location, but the comedians are just as funny. Seating is first come first served, so get there at least 45 minutes early to get a good seat. You must be 21 to get in. The club is located inside the Pheasant Run Resort & Spa. Free parking is available in the Pheasant Run Resort lot.

      Zanies Comedy Club

      4052 E. Main Street, St.

      Charles, IL 60174

      (630) 584-6342

      stcharles.zanies.com

    The Comedy Shrine

    • The Comedy Shrine in Naperville is an improv club that features short skits similar to those performed on the show "Whose Line is it Anyway?" plus open mics and family shows. Age requirement varies by show, but some of the regular shows allow children as young as 13 while family shows allow kids ages 6 and up.

      The Comedy Shrine

      22 E. Chicago Ave.

      Naperville, IL 60540

      630-355-2844

      comedyshrine.com

    ComedyComedy

    • The ComedyComedy club at America's Historic Roundhouse in Aurora features stand-up comics every Friday and Saturday night. Performers range from local talent to nationally known touring acts. They have a new talent showcase every other Thursday evening where wanna-be comedians can try out their material and schmooze with veteran performers.

      America's Historic Roundhouse

      205 N. Broadway

      Aurora IL 60505

      630-892-0034

      rh34.com

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