Stand-up comedy show with Steve Hofstetter at the Funny Bone, a 21+ event requiring valid ID.
Steve Hofstetter is playing the Kansas City Funny Bone on Thursday, Oct. 30, at 7 PM. If you've never seen him, he's a New York-born comedian, author, and columnist who's built his following on two things: relentless audience interaction and an encyclopedic knowledge of sports. That combination means the show changes depending on who's in the room, and if you're a sports fan, you're probably going to get pulled into the conversation.
He first made national television on ESPN's Quite Frankly, where Stephen A. Smith spent three minutes shouting at him. From there, he's appeared on CBS's Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, Showtime's White Boyz in the Hood, VH1's Countdown, Sundance's On the Road in America, and ABC's Barbara Walters Special. He's also one of YouTube's most popular comics, with more than 225 million views and half a billion more on Facebook. Beyond the stand-up, he hosted and executive produced Laughs on FOX and presents Finding Babe Ruth on FS1.
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He's sold out shows in hundreds of cities and dozens of countries, and he's published five books alongside several comedy albums. The live set is where that sports knowledge and the crowd work really come together, so it's a different experience than just watching a clip online. Tickets range from $37 to $155, and it's a 21+ show, so you'll need a valid ID to get in. The show starts at 7 PM on Thursday, Oct. 30, at the Kansas City Funny Bone.
