
David Cross at The Super Serious Show at The Virgil. Photo by @callie_biggs.
It is no surprise that The Virgil has been named the “Best Bar with Comedy” according to L.A. Weekly's Best of L.A. Home to C.E.B. Publicity’s client, The Super Serious Show, as well as hit comedy nights like Hot Tub with Kurt and Kristen, The Virgil is a staple in the Los Angeles comedy scene.
“The stage curtains and the curved banquettes give a classy, nostalgic vibe, but the space is loose enough that you can hover in the back (or sit at the bar) if you’re alone,” writes L.A. Weekly. We agree that the Virgil is the perfect bar for drinking, hanging out and hearing the city’s best jokes, whether you’re alone or with a group.
With such a relaxed yet swank atmosphere, it’s easy to see why The Super Serious Show, calls The Virgil home every third Wednesday of the month. Beginning with a happy hour at 7 p.m. with a DJ, food truck right outside and drink specials (the Irish Caravan is our favorite), the night gives way to some of the city’s best comedy, including stand-up, sketch, videos, magic, music and more. Get tickets now to the October 14th show at the city’s best bar for comedy.

Comedy Cake recommends the October 14th Super Serious Show at the Virgil, a “speakeasy laid back” venue, with a lineup that “speaks for itself.” Grab your tickets early for a discount right here.

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Comedy Cake highlights C.E.B. Publicity’s client Stand-Up on the Spot for their upcoming show on October 14th at Three Clubs in Hollywood. Tickets are only $5 and the lineup is as stacked as can be. Check out the only show in Los Angeles where comics have to take your suggestions and throw out their own carefully crafted lineups. Read the full Comedy Cake post here.
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Paper Magazine chooses Exchange Rates: The Bushwick Expo as one of the top eight New York City art shows opening this fall. C.E.B. Publicity’s client Steven Wolkoff will be showing his work, “antidepressants & mood stablilizers” (below) in the exhibition “The Great Wrong Place,” a part of the expo that focuses on Los Angeles artists. Exchange Rates is a "Bushwick-wide art explosion" and "a true international affair with more than 50 global galleries participating," writes Paper Magazine. "The focus? Shared spaces and cultural currencies." Read the full Paper Magazine article here. View Wolkoff’s work at Norte Maar in Brooklyn from October 23rd through the 26th.

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