Boston Comedy Showcase
Presented by Mechanics Hall & Monkey Wrench Comedy
Event Snapshot
December 17, 2026
7:30 PM
$28
App. 2 hr
Get ready for a night of nonstop laughs as this Boston Comedy Showcase brings some of the sharpest comics in the business to one stage. Featuring the evening is Harrison Stebbins, whose quick wit and razor-sharp observations have landed him on Comedy Central. He’s joined by Dan Crohn, a fan favorite from NBC’s Last Comic Standing, known for his relatable storytelling. Rounding out the lineup are some of the best up-and-coming comedians on the scene, making this a show packed with big laughs from start to finish.
Whether you’re planning a date night, a night out with friends, or just need a good laugh, the Boston Comedy Showcase delivers an unforgettable evening of stand-up. Grab your tickets early, because shows like this sell out fast!
Tickets: $28
- General Admission
- Cabaret-style seating
- Accessible seating is always available
Please Note: Tickets for the Comedy Series are available online only. There will be no in-person ticket sales the night of the event.
This event is eligible for discounted tickets under the Card to Culture Program
Mechanics Hall is proud to participate in the Card to Culture program through the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Limited number of tickets available, limit of 2 per order. Use promo code CARD2CULTURECOMEDY to redeem. If code does not work, all tickets have been claimed. For eligibility requirements, please see Mechanicshall.org/cardtoculture
Free tickets also available through Vettix.org, an organization that provides tickets to events which reduce stress, strengthen family bonds, build life-long memories and encourage service members and veterans to stay engaged with local communities and American life.
Experience Mechanics Hall
Mechanics Hall is not just where the event takes place. It is part of the experience. For many guests, the draw is not only the performer or program but also the opportunity to enjoy live music in a space with architectural character, strong acoustics, and a long cultural history in Worcester. What's more, Mechanics Hall is conveniently located within walking distance from many downtown locations including restaurants and bars.
Accessibility
Accessible Entrance
The barrier-free entrance to the building is located on Waldo Street. Elevators are located in the ground-floor lobby and provide access to the second and third floors. There is no elevator access to the Great Hall balcony.
Accessible Halls
All of our halls are wheelchair-accessible, where patrons can remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to theater seats. Patrons who cannot or do not wish to transfer from their wheelchairs to a theater seat should request wheelchair-seat locations when ordering tickets. The Great Hall balcony is not wheel-chair accessible.
This event is eligible for free tickets under the Card to Culture Program. Mechanics Hall is proud to participate in the Card to Culture program through the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Limited number of tickets available, limit of per order. Use promo code For eligibility requirements, please see mechanicshall.org/cardtoculture
Free tickets are available through Vettix.org, an organization that provides tickets to events which reduce stress, strengthen family bonds, build life-long memories and encourage service members and veterans to stay engaged with local communities and American life.
Reviews of Mechanics Hall
Walking into this concert felt very special, the magnificent stairs, and the red carpet leading up to the concert Hall...itself has been decorated with lots of paintings of significance...
Completed in 1857, with a unique organ installed ca.1864, this concert and assembly venue continues to serve as a vital resource for the City of Worcester and its cultural communities. An accessible venue for physically handicapped persons.
The acoustics are great! You can hear everything on stage clear as day and great views.
Fabulous! Beautifully appointed! Amazing artwork! Great event - The Dead Of Winter!
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Mechanics Hall, built in 1857, is owned and operated by the Worcester County Mechanics Association (est. 1842) and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.