Jordan Makin returns for his third special and has a few things to get off his chest. Namely, his love for bidets, the agenda of home makeover shows, and the apocalyptic reality of having twin toddlers.

Mal Hall brings down the house with anecdotes of bathroom hygiene menaces, random and racist questions, and the luxury of bottled ketchup.

John Caponera wages war on negative people, bad breath, and diaper rashes in this all new Dry Bar special.

You won't be able to look away as the hilarious Jaye Devan shares stories of playing five on five basketball as a fifty year old, hot wings, and the terror of losing your glasses.

Randy Kagan puts on a clinic on California, Earth, and the greatness of grandmas.

Zach Wycuff kills his Dry Bar debut, touching on his upbringing in a churchy southern home.

Graham Kay provides hilarious dead-pan takes on being a (Canadian) immigrant, dogs versus cats, and turning forty.

Monique Marvez amazes the Dry Bar audience with an absolutely killer performance highlighting the simplicity of men, the music of the 1900s, and the incomprehensible mystery of gluten.

Kerry Louise puts a hilarious spin on Kohl's cash, street smarts, and dyslexia.

Josh Novey's back with more laughs on the world famous Dry Bar stage!

Kirk Smith shares stories of geographic ignorance, diabetic dating, and the atypical activities of his autistic son.

Lightning quick and razor sharp, Vince Acevedo melds crowd work and stories from his real life, touching on country music, tattoos, and cruise ship pranks.

Billy Bonnell debunks the food pyramid, defends his flat earther friend, and destroys paper straws in this uproarious Dry Bar special.

Ever wonder what it's like to be Indian in Ohio? Or how a six can date a ten? Or perhaps, how to make any statement sound smart? Rajiv has all the answers in his new Dry Bar special.

Fully equipped with energetic charisma, Flip Schultz paints a vivid picture of weird college mascots, shark encounters, and duck hunts.

Angel Gaines lights up the Dry Bar stage with energetic explanations of how she uses her day job as an elementary school teacher to her advantage, became technically trilingual, and got stuck with a bootleg personal trainer.

Carlos Rodriguez provides a comprehensive tour of his day job as a dental hygienist, embarrassing surgery prep, and the expensive world of guinea pig medicine.

Mary Gallagher covers her longterm relationship with Citi bank, the unflattering shape of the word "mom" and her plan to become a narcissist.

Byron Trimble is back to wage war on facebook, report on his baby boy's troubling streaming account avatar, and why he's banned from Chic-fil-A.

Heather Land provides a masterclass on homeschooling, marriage, and rocking a shaved head.

Utilizing a formidable repertoire of voices, Drew Dunn reveals the reason for his haircut, the accents of the voices in his head, and the perfect outfit for Home Depot.

Brent Blakeney is a six-seven, recovering theater kid from the South, and he's here to tell us about it.

Mark Brady shares the easiest way to lure him in a van, why ghosts haunt one location, and the reason there's no seeing eye cats.