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Pittsburgh Improv in PittsburghFr., 18. Sept. 2026 · 19:00
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Nick Mullen is a Arts & Theatre / Comedy / Comedy event at Pittsburgh Improv in Pittsburgh.
Nick Mullen, the sharp-witted comedian known for co-hosting the Cum Town podcast, brings his incisive stand-up to Pittsburgh Improv. His comedy blends ironic observations on internet culture with self-deprecating humor, often drawing from his experiences living in New York City and his social democratic political views. Attendees can expect a night of clever, no-holds-barred material from a performer who has been active since 2005 and has opened for acts like Dana Gould and Hannibal Buress.
The intimate setting of Pittsburgh Improv provides the perfect backdrop for Mullen's direct, conversational style. With general admission seating and a relaxed atmosphere, the show offers a chance to see a nationally touring comedian up close. The venue enforces a two-item minimum purchase and strict no-cell-phone policy to keep the focus on the performance, ensuring an engaging experience from start to finish.
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The event is for ages 21 and over.
Yes, a two-item minimum purchase is required in the showroom.
No, ticket resale is strictly prohibited and tickets suspected of being purchased for resale may be cancelled.
Tickets are emailed closer to the event date, with a delivery delay until two days before the event.
Nicholas James Mullen is an American stand-up comedian and podcaster. Active since 2005, he is best known as the creator and co-host of the comedy podcast Cum Town (2016–2022) and its ongoing successor, The Adam Friedland Show. He released his first comedy special, The Year of the Dragon, in Decembe
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Pittsburgh Improv in Pittsburgh
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