Where the show goes after the show
No other recording studio or theater in Midtown has an on-site cash bar. Ours is open to guests before, during, and after every session — a proper New York watering hole with a history that goes back to 1920.
This was a speakeasy before it was a comedy club. The walls have heard Judy Garland, Seinfeld, and Larry David. That story doesn't exist anywhere else in Midtown.
Record your podcast, wrap the session, and walk straight to the bar. No one else near Times Square offers this. It's the whole package under one roof.
Not a hospitality suite with sparkling water. A proper New York bar with spirits, beer, and wine. Open before shows, during intermission, and after curtain.
The bar books separately or comes included with every theater, studio, and podcast rental.
Wrap the recording, bring your guest to the bar. It's become a ritual for repeat clients — the debrief over a drink, on-site.
Audiences gather here before curtain and at intermission. A bar in the building lifts the whole experience for performers and guests alike.
Film at the studio, celebrate in the lounge. An intimate launch event — 20 to 50 people — in a space with real history behind it.
Theater, film, and media professionals use Producers' Club as a home base. The bar is where the industry conversations happen.
"The first venue to present live stand-up in a continuous format — and the template for every comedy club that followed."
— The Improv: An Oral History · On the venue at 358 W 44th St
Call or text us — we'll walk you through availability, capacity, and how to combine the bar with a theater or studio rental.