Sat · Jul 11 · Doors 7PM / Show 8PM
$10
Live! From The Shadows
The Shadows — 6339 W Kellogg Dr, Wichita KS
Julie Drake — headlining
with Andrew Yonke & Brock Bristow
Wichita, KS
Life sucks.
Laugh at it.
Sad Laughs books stand-up shows across the Midwest — different rooms, different nights, same chaos. If you're a fan of cheap tickets, real comics, & no filters, you'll probably be a fan of ours.
On the calendar
Upcoming Shows
Every Sad Laughs show is $10 and 21+. Grab tickets before they're gone — rooms are small on purpose.
Wed · Jul 15 · Doors 7PM / Show 8PM
$10
Whensdays
The Pit — 919 E Douglas Ave, Wichita KS
Dalen Young — headlining
with Cheyenne Walker & Ryan Smith
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Sad Laughs Merch
Branded tees, hats, and whatever else feels right for a company built on tragedy-turned-comedy. Find it in person first — shipping's on the way.
Available In Person At
CBD Plus East — 3570 N Woodlawn Blvd
CBD Plus West — 8918 W 21st St N
CBD Plus South — 678 E 47th St S
…and at every Sad Laughs show.
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Clothes are next.
We're putting together a small run of Sad Laughs merch — the kind of stuff you'd actually wear to a show, not just buy at one. First stop: our three CBD Plus USA partner locations around Wichita and our live shows. Online shipping through Shopify is coming right after.
“Life can be a tragedy. Sometimes it's hilarious too.”
— Frankie Aguilar, Founder
About Sad Laughs
Sad Laughs is a comedy production company based in Wichita, Kansas.
It was founded by Frankie Aguilar as a reminder that even though life can be a tragedy, sometimes it can be hilarious too. We put on stand-up shows in bars, venues, and rooms across the city — built for people who'd rather laugh about what they lost than cry about what they can't have.