Hosted by Jenn Rosario, this comedy lineup celebrates Leo season: Tiffany Navarro Lipton, Ashlee Pryor-Pitluk, Kyle Romaro, Dylan Garsee, Franny Harlod, and Bri Hudock.

This is Your Sign

Comedian and star gazer Jenn Rosario hosts an astrology-themed show featuring Austin's funniest comics. This month's lineup: Christina Parrish, Xaria Coleman, Rachel Posey Austin, Chris Villafano, Garrett Rojas, and a forecast from local astrologist Ren.

See a cinematic classic like you never have before when Austin's funniest comics do a live script reading of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? Featuring drag, live piano, and gags. Brian Bonnet directs with music by Yuki DeSouza, and readings by Mase Kerwick, Aira Julier, Steph VF, Alexander Noland, Franny Harold, and a farewell performance from Dylan Garsee.

Whatever Happened to Gayby Gay

Queertowne's Mase Kerwick, Javier Ungo, and Charlie Blaine host a hauntingly good Halloween edition of their live variety show, featuring headliner the Trans Era as well as other special guests.

Feartowne

Elder emos and new scene queens are invited to a emo pop-punk jukebox musical set in 2007 during a zombie invasion with plenty of gay love and heartbreak. Directed by Margaret Hunsicker.

Tear You Apart

Scorpios gather for this astrology-themed comedy show, hosted by Scorp queen Jen Rosa. Featuring comedy by Arielle LaGuette, Lex Okeke, Bret VerVoort, and Chole Ingram, magic by Gary the Magician, and mime work by the Austin Mime Company. Music direction by Yuki DeSouza.

This Is Your Sign

This show hosted by Clara Jubilee and Perpetual Oyster, with their coterie of funny, queer weirdos performing in this curated display of absurdity, isn't your run of the mill trash. This here's gourmet garbage - the best and trashiest sketch, short films, performance art, hot sauce, stand-up, and more.

Good Pollution

Moe Christine hosts a night of queer comedy "that transcends boundaries and proves laughter knows no labels."

Coming Out

The laughs are astrological at this zodiac-themed show hosted by Jenn Rosario with standup, puppets, burlesque, and more. Capricorn lineup includes Elizabeth Spears, Emma Morris, Lisa Smith, Jared Hinojosa, and Sirena del Canto.

This hotbed of local performance is carrying on even more than usual, with an eclectic mix of live, mind-rocking comedy from some of Austin's best, all week long. Hey! The place is our cover story, as reported by Valerie Lopez! And, srsly, who would ever disagree with the sentiment of Monday night's Fuck This Week show? Check the website for details.

Fallout Comedy

Sun’s out, so it’s time to cultivate your local garden of red noses, big shoes, and squirting flowers – you know, a clown garden. But this is no task for beginners: Better go to an expert in growing real freakass he-haws such as – oh, I don’t know – Marceline Amaris, who happens to host a comedy show called – oh wow! – Clown Garden. This here’s a “comedy experience you have never seen before” that is at once “[eccentric], daring, and off beat” and plans on “redefining what is possible on the Fallout stage!” My god, man: The aftereffects of seeing this show are sure to increase your crops tenfold. Or something like that. Metaphors are hard. – James Scott

Clown Garden: An Avante-Garde Comedy Experience

Hosted by queer comic Angelina Martin, this late-night showcase mines local comedians' wildest online messages for comedic gold.

Slide in the DMs

Apparently, there aren’t enough movies in the world. Begotten by Fallout Theatre is Video Nasties, a program of entirely improvised movies performed live onstage. The creations derive from audience suggestions – meaning they will be absurd/stupid/genius – and, as the promo states, there will be “no script, no studio interference, no franchises, plenty of popcorn.” Also plenty of booze, should that be necessary, as Fallout has recently added a bar. – Brant Bingamon

Video Nasties

Yowch! That’s what you’d be saying, you know, if you touched your tootsies to a lava-flooded floor. Thankfully, Austin is not located next to an active volcano … or is it? This scripted comedy sketch show is a fresh flow of bright burning comic talent sure to scorch expectations with “fun, loose, and experimental” material. Don’t believe me? Read this totally real quote from the comedy show’s Instagram bio: My ‘comedies’ are complete *poop emoji* compared to the greatest sketch group to ever sketch! –William Shakespeare. I can’t believe ol’ Willy really said that! But no one has ever lied on Instagram before, so best believe this show’s hot stuff. – James Scott