The Best Comedy Clubs in Boston, Massachusetts

Globe Correspondent, Nick A. Zaino III, recently reported that "five downtown clubs are competing for audiences - more than the city has boasted since a generation of comic talent burst on the scene in the 1980's." If you're in the mood for some laughs, good company, and a fun night out on the town, check out these top Boston comedy clubs.

Comedy Connection at Wilbur Theatre

The Wilbur Theatre Box Office

246 Tremont St

Boston, MA 02116

The Comedy Connection at Wilbur Theatre is considered the best comedy club in Boston by USA Today and The Improper Bostonian. The club was originally located in Quincy Market but moved to the Wilbur Theatre two years ago.

If you're looking for big name comedians, the Comedy Connection is the place to go. Past appearances by Dennis Miller, Chris Rock, George Lopez, and many more drew huge crowds. Current comedians appearing at the Comedy Connection include: Cheech and Chong, Chelsea Lately, Jim Jeffries, and Mike Epps.

Reserve your seats at the Comedy Connection for the funniest comedians from around the world.

Dick Doherty's Beantown Comedy Vault

Remington's Restaurant

124 Boylston St.

Boston, MA 02116

For the past 23 years, there's always a good time at Dick Doherty's Comedy Vault. Both seasoned and amateur comedians offer patrons a night of laughter in this intimate comedy club. The comedians involve the customers in the act with some light hearted teasing. Become part of the show for a fun-filled, inexpensive night of comedy every night of the week.

Mottley's Comedy Club

Trinity Bar

61 Chatham St.

Boston, MA

Mottley's features top notch comedians who involve the crowd in their acts. The club offers special rates so everyone can afford a night of fun. The club is located in the basement of the Trinity Bar; so many people don't even know it's there. It's a small, intimate club and every seat is a good one. Check out Mottley's for a side-splitting night of great comedy at an inexpensive price.

Mottley's Comedy Club even offers an "Economic Bailout" on Wednesday evenings, charging only $8.00 to get in and $5.00 for college students. They even offer free admission to people who are unemployed. It's obvious Mottley's cares about its patrons, brightening up their nights with affordable fun.

Sources:

Nick A. Zanio III, "Comedy Club Owners Are Laughing, if Not to the Bank"

Boston Nightclub News