We run something almost every week. Here's the rotation:
Every Wednesday
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7:00pm — Wednesday's Writers Workshop (Pacifico, Itaewon)
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9:30pm — Queen Dumb Open Mic (Hongdae)
Every Sunday
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5:00pm — Taco Amigo Write & Mic (Kyungridan)
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8:00pm — Lit Lounge Open Mic (Itaewon)
Monthly
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2nd Wednesday, 8:00pm — Dokkaebar Open Mic (Chungmuro)
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1st Friday, 9:00pm — Fresh Faces Showcase (Lit Lounge)
Quarterly
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The Quarterly Report — PowerPoint Comedy (every 3 months)
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Yes, our venues serve both food and drinks!
Signups are at the door, first come first served.
DM @standupseoul_official on Instagram if you have questions.
Yes tickets can be paid for at the door, but you can also reserve/buy tickets online ahead of time!
Yes. To support the venues who kindly host us, everyone in the audience buys at least one drink.
All venues have non-alcoholic options.
All shows are in English. Occasionally we feature special guests from the Korean scene — they crush in both languages.
LOOK, WE GET ASKED.
IN THE NEWS
We've made National News a few times, no big deal.
Hans Kim Brings the Spice to Seoul
Visiting comedian Hans Kim recently energized Seoul's comedy scene with a standout performance at Stand Up Seoul. Known for his appearances on the "Kill Tony" podcast, Hans brought his signature blend of sharp wit and edgy humor to the Korean audience. His set, filled with fresh material, resonated with both locals and expatriates, highlighting his ability to connect across cultures.
Marcus Ryan Makes Korea his 58th
At Stand Up Seoul, we are passionate about comedy. Our goal is to create a welcoming environment where both local and international comedians can showcase their talents and bring laughter to our audiences. We are excited to be hosting visiting comedian Marcus Ryan from Australia, who has traveled to 57 countries and is sure to bring a unique perspective to his show. With over 70 tickets sold, the anticipation is growing. Join us for a night of laughter and great memories that will have you coming back for more.
No Pride, Just Prejudice
Welcome to Stand Up Seoul, the premier comedy show organizer in Seoul. We're proud to announce our upcoming pride month show, titled 'No Pride, Just Prejudice'. This show will feature the first all LGBTQ+ performers line up, and it's happening amid anti-LGBTQ protests in Seoul. We're excited to be a part of this historic event and believe that comedy has the power to bring people together and spread acceptance and understanding. Join us for a night of laughter and celebration!
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Comedian Matt Davis returns to Korea
Matt Davis, an Alabama-born comedian, is set to perform two shows in Seoul this month: one stand-up comedy and one storytelling. With a career spanning 27 years, he has entertained audiences in over 65 countries and 300 cities. Davis crafts universally relatable material, aiming to resonate with people regardless of location. He tackles heavy subjects like politics and religion, not to stir controversy but to elicit laughter through his unique perspective. Believing that most experiences are "simply human and shared," he doesn't alter his act for different cultures. Davis continues to evolve his craft, embracing the interconnectedness of today's comedy world.