Laugh Factory

I was pleasantly surprised to discover that Rich Little is still alive and performing at the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas. As a fan of comic impressionists from the 1970s and 80s, I was excited to see him live. The show was a nostalgic trip down memory lane, with a mix of classic videos and live impressions that reminded me of his iconic career.

My group had a fantastic time at the Laugh Factory in Las Vegas! The comedians had us in stitches all night. Kristeen von Hagen and Trixx were both hilarious in their own unique ways. It was the perfect evening full of laughter.

The club is smallish (seats 300), but you are all near the stage. The drinks are what you would expect and the service is okay. Saw a show and it was good. The place is not too expensive and was nice just to relax and have a good laugh.

I was surprised to learn that Rich Little , was not only still alive but still performing. He was a great comic impressionist, during the 1970 and 80s. Having grown up during this era, he was iconic to me. We attended his show and was treated to trip down memory lane with many great videos of him performing during his career. Interlaced with him doing impressions.

Went here spontaneously one of our nights in Vegas. We had a good time. The opening act and second comedian were okay, but the final comedian, Mark Schiff, was hilarious! Laughed so hard our stomachs hurt, and we were still laughing about his jokes the next day. Made the entire experience worth it.

My friends and I had fun at the show which is what matters. The bar is very lacking. Flatly told me "no old fashioned" when I asked for one so leave your cocktail expectations at the door. It was $60 for three crown & cokes and two waters. The show here is good if you just want to kill some time during your stay and have a laugh. But if you're looking for outstanding, NEW comedy I suggest planning ahead and waiting for a big headliner to play a theater or arena and base your trip around that.