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Comedy Night at Ginny’s: A Harlem Dinner-and-Show Plan

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The October 28 evening beneath Red Rooster has a simple structure: dinner upstairs, comedy downstairs and separate bookings.

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Comedy Night at Ginny’s: A Harlem Dinner-and-Show Plan — official organizer artwork
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A Wednesday night out does not need a gala committee or an elaborate itinerary. Ginny’s Supper Club, beneath Red Rooster Harlem, has announced Comedy Night for October 28. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show begins at 8, giving the evening a clear starting point and leaving room for dinner beforehand.

The setting makes the combination attractive. Red Rooster offers the dining room upstairs; Ginny’s supplies the performance space below. Readers can build a complete evening around one address without treating dinner and the show as a single package.

Know what the ticket includes

The venue advertises $20 advance admission and $25 at the door, with a two-drink minimum per guest. It also states that no food will be served during the show. Those terms affect both the budget and the timing: the admission price is not the full cost of the evening, and a table downstairs is not a dinner reservation.

Red Rooster is offering dinner reservations from 5 p.m. through its own booking route. Allow time to eat and settle the restaurant bill before going downstairs for the performance. Someone coming only for comedy should still read the drink-minimum terms before purchasing.

A live program, with room for changes

The organizer’s page presents a six-comic program. Its written lineup and promotional poster are not identical, so the current venue announcement is the place to check the final performers. The official artwork is retained as promotional material, rather than treated as a guarantee of every name appearing on stage.

That is a normal distinction for a live comedy night. The value lies in the format and the room as well as a particular performer: a sequence of sets gives the audience several styles within one outing. Readers who are booking specifically to see one comedian should verify that appearance with the venue.

Make the evening work

Ginny’s is beneath Red Rooster at 310 Lenox Avenue. Use the official comedy page for current admission and ticket arrangements, and the restaurant’s separate reservation link if dining upstairs.

This is an approachable addition to the autumn calendar precisely because the plan is easy to understand. Choose dinner, comedy or both, know the separate costs, and let a neighborhood performance space be the center of the night.

Keep the date

Open the dated event guide for the calendar entry and organizer link.

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