Elayne Boosler Tickets

Elayne Boosler Tickets Las Vegas

The only all-female comedy stand-up routine in the city spotlights a rotation of some of the top female comics in the country for. The Venetian seen a niche not being filled.  So Venetian President said his wife came to him in support of the idea when she noticed the mostly all men comics performing all over this city.  Most all of these women have performed in Las Vegas before now, however they posted about the city spread apart and it was difficult to find and enjoy them all.  This show puts them all under one roof all under one brand.  One such comic Elayne Boosler actually started out as the doorman at The Improvisation comedy club in New York for two and a half years.  While there she met Andy Kaufman a regular at the club who is the one who convinced her she should do standup comedy.  She gives almost sole credit for her career in comedy to Kaufmann as well as a few peers like Freddie Prince, Jay Leno, Larry David and a few others.  You can final all your Elayne Boosler Lipshtick: A Perfect Shade of Stand Up tickets here for all of her upcoming appearances.  She broke barriers when she became the first female to get her own one-hour comedy special on cable when Showtime aired Party of One.  At the time Boosler had no credit cards or borrowing power, so she saved the money to produce the special herself. People magazine gave her an A. John J. O’Connor in the New York Times wrote: “How refreshing, a woman who doesn’t have to tear her own skin off for our amusement….an attractive human being simply standing there being funny, the first to feel she doesn’t have to be grotesque.”  You and your entire group will laugh til your sides hurt so come out and give Lipshtick’s funny women a chance. 

Elayne Boosler  is an American comedian, born and raised in Brooklyn, NY.  After a brief unsuccessful stint at the University of South Florida, Boosler worked for three years as a doorman at The Improvisation comedy club in New York where she met comedian Andy Kaufman, a regular at the club, who convinced her she should do standup comedy.  The two dated for three years and remained friends until Kaufman's death.

Elayne came on the comedy scene when "nice girls didn't do standup."  She is often hailed as the "very first young, unmarried, dressed-up-for-a-date female comic."  She was the first woman to ever have her own standup comedy special, Party of One.  And, since nobody would fund such an outrageous thing (the networks thought nobody would watch it), this bawdy comedian formed her own production company, called Brooklyn Productions.  Her new company produced Party of One for Showtime by itself.  The special had such a following that a barrage of female comedy specials hit the cable networks soon after, including the popular HBO series, Women of the Night.

Boosler credits Andy Kaufman for her "comedy education" as well as her other peers at the time which included Freddie Prinze, Jay Leno, Larry David, Richard Lewis, Richard Belzer, Jimmie Walker, and Ed Bluestone.