8 seriously funny comedy shows coming to Orlando this fall

John Mulaney
John Mulaney

In addition to the usual showcases, open mics, improv shows and other comedy events that we have year-round in Central Florida, fall brings in a few headliners from out of town that you may want to keep an eye on. From top stand-ups to YouTube and television stars, there's something for everyone to laugh at ... or with.

John Mulaney

Oct. 1, Hard Rock Live; $35-$45

The former Saturday Night Live writer (above) earns his title as "the Comeback Kid" after a well-received Netflix special with Nick Kroll. Will there be too much tuna onstage? We can only hope.

The Best of the Second City

Oct. 6-7, Dr. Phillips Center; $39.25

One of the most prestigious improv troupes sends its touring group down south so you can see the comedy stars of tomorrow today.

Adam DeVine

Oct. 9, CFE Arena; $25

Best known for his role on Workaholics, DeVine kicks off UCF's homecoming weekend.

Randy and Mr. Lahey

Oct. 17, The Social; $25-$30

The antagonists from cult Canadian comedy Trailer Park Boys return to Orlando on their "Never Cry Shitwolf" tour.

WellRED Comedy Tour: Trae Crowder & Friends

Dec. 7, Orlando Improv; $25-$50

Internet sensation (and former Orlando Indie Comedy Fest headliner) Trae Crowder, aka "the Liberal Redneck," brings down-home wisdom and humor to the Improv.

"Doug Loves Movies" Podcast With Doug Benson

Dec. 14, Orlando Improv; $20

The professional stoner and film enthusiast returns to the Improv for a live taping of his podcast.

Rhett & Link

Dec. 15, House of Blues; $30-$67

The hosts of the most-watched daily internet show, Good Mythical Morning, bring live laughs to Disney Springs.

Jim Gaffigan

Dec. 27, CFE Arena; $32.75-$150

Close out the year with one of the most successful stand-up comics of the past 20 years.

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