We like to party, and we love sleep. Join us Thursday night with international friends. Mingle then dance to songs you actually know (that have lyrics) with @ricky2nyce. Playlist of 80s, 90s, salsa and Top 40s. If you have any song requests - coz
Putting on amazing shows is costly, especially when all performers and production team members get paid. Tickets barely cover costs. Donate today and seed the dream of building a sustainable fully woman-owned comedy club in DC. Vintage. Diverse
The world is a mess. Laugh about it. I got into comedy to feel better and the greatest honor has been in bringing people together for hilariousness and community. Coz we need it more than ever. If you’ve been to my shows, you’ll know the frequency
05/14: We’ve elevated the name to reflect the bespoke glam vibe! This pop-up is on U street. Get your tickets now! Woman-owned and loved, this comedy experience brings you a feminine vintage touch where you dress up, put your phone away, and
Make America Home is my solo debut. I bared my soul through comedy and storytelling. Now comes the deeper work: refining it into something meaningful, impactful, and very funny. I want to touch your soul and your funny bone. Thank you for believing
DC Comedy Lounge Launch. May 14, 2026
Photos magically captured by @m0nastic
Location: El Secreto De Rosita
Next show: June 25
’50s vibe. Vintage. Live music. Timeless.
D. C. comedian Rola Z joins Episode 231 of The Good Night Podcast, sharing her journey from Lebanon to founding DC Comedy Lounge, third-culture humor, Traumedy, Arab identity, aging in stand-up, and comedy as healing and connection.
I’m Rola, DC comedian and storyteller. Possibly the oldest Arab comedienne in the world. Join us Sunday at 4pm as we unpack identity, nostalgia, belonging, and love. Laugh. Dance. Connect.
Beirut Doesn’t Die” (2019), photo by my homegirl. Dear Lebanon, I love you, even when you reject me, steal from me, and break my heart. South Lebanon is Lebanon. You’re in my blood, my veins, my pockets. For better or worse.
Rola Z. is back! A Lebanese-Greek comedian shaped by war, revolution, and reinvention, she now produces Funny Arabs and founded DC Comedy Lounge. See her July 30.