"The mission, Jeremy says, is 'to run the highest quality show possible while also giving younger comics a chance to get their start.' That means investing in top-tier lighting and A/V systems, designing a room that works for both performers and audiences and creating a space where comedians can do regular spots, headline and even record specials."
"Over the years, Jeremy has produced shows all over, from traditional comedy clubs to speakeasies, a boxing gym and even a brownstone in Cobble Hill, where his monthly series sold out consistently for two years. Most recently, he ran shows at Friends in Low Places on Broadway and other venues across Nashville before returning his focus to New York."
"The Pinslys are also intent on bringing 'the hang' back to comedy. Instead of ushering crowds out as soon as the last punchline lands, Greenpoint Comedy Club is designed as a place to spend the whole evening. The thoughtfully laid-out bar room-curated by mixologist and industry veteran Dory Greenberg-will serve expertly crafted cocktails from afternoon through 2am."
Greenpoint Comedy Club, opening in late March with a grand opening April 10-11, represents Jeremy Pinsly's 15-year vision for New York's comedy scene. The 2,000-square-foot venue at 66 Greenpoint Avenue combines professional production standards with accessibility for developing comedians. Jeremy's extensive experience producing shows across diverse venues—from basements to speakeasies to boxing gyms—informs the club's design. The space features top-tier lighting and A/V systems enabling comedy specials and regular performances. Beyond performances, the venue emphasizes community through an expertly curated bar program by mixologist Dory Greenberg, offering craft cocktails and extended evening experiences designed to recreate the collaborative spirit of comedy's grassroots scene.
Read at Time Out New York
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