This is a relatively small venue. The seats (chair...

This is a relatively small venue. The seats (chairs) and they pack them in pretty tight, so it's not terribly comfortable. If there is a show that you really want to see, I would recommend buying tickets as early as possible, as they go fast for the more popular groups.

The price is a little high but not exorbitant. Drinks are a bit pricey and the selection is not great.

However, the comedy is always top notch and the small and cramped nature of the venue adds an element of intimacy to the experience. And with good comedy it's easy to forget that your legs are cramping or your rear end is falling asleep.

The bathroom is a little inconvenient to access. You must go down a couple hallways and through password coded door to access. The password, at least, is simple and conveniently posted.

Even so, I would not recommend going to the bathroom during the show or getting drinks or generally leaving your seat. As mentioned the room is small and cramped and rows are for all intents and purposes non-existent save for the front row and one row between The front and back seating areas. The doors close during the show so that the room except for the stage is very dark. Anyone moving will tend to be quite evident to most everyone in their close proximity or the entire audience based on where they are seated. It distracts not only the audience but the performers, as the door must bev opened, which is noisy and allows light to enter the dark room.