Kalea McNeill

Kalea McNeill is an actor and stand-up comedian from the Bay Area. She gained a love for performance at an early age through various plays, oratorical competitions, and community events. She graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a BA in Theatre Arts before moving to Los Angeles to pursue her career.

She is best known for her recurring role as Hanifa Downey on season four of The CW’s Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, along with numerous television guest appearances. In 2022, Kalea was selected as a prestigious New Face of Comedy at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. Since then, she has appeared on Netflix’s Funny AF with Kevin Hart and BET’s ComicView: Rooftop Series, taped sets with Comedy Central and Don’t Tell Comedy, and become a favorite at both the Netflix Is A Joke Festival and the Moontower Comedy Festival in Austin, Texas. Her debut, Grammy-considered comedy special Sma’am, is available on Amazon Prime Video and can also be heard as an album on streaming platforms worldwide.

Please note:
There is a two item minimum.

Groups who purchased tickets together will be sat together, but seating is first come, first serve. Please arrive early to ensure preferred seats.

Please let us know in advance via email if you will be joining another party.

Love Seats
If you are purchasing Love Seats: 1 Love Seat counts as 2 tickets.
Please do not purchase two Love Seats, if you are only coming with 2 people, as we cannot refund erroneous additional Love Seat purchases the night of the show.

Due to the adult content, themes, and language of our shows, we have an age requirement of 16 years old.

During the Show

We ask that you please keep all conversations to a minimum during the show. It's a small room, and even whispering can be heard by the performers and people around you. If this seems like a no-brainer, it's because you are sober. After a drink or two, it sometimes seems less obvious!

Thank you!

Kalea McNeill is an actor and stand-up comedian from the Bay Area. She gained a love for performance at an early age through various plays, oratorical competitions, and community events. She graduated from Clark Atlanta University with a BA in Theatre Arts before moving to Los Angeles to pursue her career.