Shows

Hoots & Hollers Comedy ClubIn Collaboration with Henceforth Comedy

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Hoots & Hollers Comedy Club

Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays, June 5 – August 30

In partnership with Henceforth Comedy from Cleveland, Ohio, Cedar Point is welcoming back live comedy shows! Featuring a slate of nationally touring comedians who have performed on America’s Got Talent, Late Night, Comedy Central, and at some of the top clubs across the country, get ready to sit back, relax, and hoot and holler inside The Palace Theatre to end your day at Cedar Point with laughs. If you’ve ever wanted to say, “I saw them when,” this is your “when.”

Limited capacity.

Important Information:

Showtimes at 7pm & 8pm when the park closes at 10pm.
Showtimes at 5pm & 7pm when the park closes at 8pm.
Shows contain mature content suitable for ages 21+.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the scheduled showtime. Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase inside Last Chance Saloon at this time.
Doors will close promptly when the show begins. Re-entry is not permitted once you leave the show.

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In Palace Theater, near Maverick
Location
Cedar Point

June Comics

Mike Paramore
6/5 – 6/7
Mike Paramore is the guy you fight to sit next to in a movie theatre, on a long car ride, or during a boring lecture. His natural ability to infuse everyday situations with energetic, uplifting humor, combined with a natural ability to put you at ease, is key to his personal brand of comedy.
Rodney Norman
6/12 – 6/14
Rodney Norman shows up on your feed looking like a wandering philosopher who accidentally became everyone’s favorite life coach—but that’s only half the story. Rodney isn’t just an entertainer you watch—he’s an experience you walk away from feeling lighter, happier, and a little more human.
Shaunak Godkhindi
6/19 – 6/21
Shaunak Godkhindi is a New York City comedian from Atlanta who once made a lady laugh so hard she peed a little. And then she emailed him after the show saying that her night was ruined. His comedic style is energetic, optimistic, and fun—even if it’s passé, he might just whip and nae-nae onstage (but never consecutively).
Mary Santora
6/26 – 6/28
The slightly dark, incredibly quick, observational style of Mary Santora's comedy is one that is uniquely her own. Drawing from real life experiences, Mary takes the audience on a storytelling driven ride, while seamlessly weaving in and out of crowd interactions, leaving a lasting impression on anyone who sees her.

July Comics

Pete Lee
7/3 – 7/5
Pete Lee was the first stand-up comedian to get a standing ovation on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Pete’s joyful humor comes from his Midwestern roots. Raised in Janesville, Wisconsin by divorced parents and a 19-inch television, he was destined to pursue a career in entertainment.
Jeff Shaw
7/10 – 7/12
Jeff Shaw is an accomplished stand-up comedian whose two Dry Bar Comedy specials have garnered over 10 million views on Facebook and have streamed on both Peacock and Roku. Jeff Shaw. Clever comedy with a kick.
Josh Adams
7/17 – 7/19
Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Josh Adams launched his comedy career with a sharp wit and magnetic stage presence that quickly caught attention. A winner at the legendary Apollo Theater, he’s been seen on HBO, ESPN, FOX, and more, blending real-life storytelling with punchline-heavy delivery that keeps crowds laughing and coming back for more.
Bill Squire
7/24 – 7/26
In 2004, at age 22, Bill Squire was just your regular old excommunicated Mormon Missionary trying to find his way through life. Returning from a two-year-long Mormon mission in the Philippines, Bill found his voice on stage traveling the country telling jokes as he relentlessly pursued stage time.

August Comics

Ontonio Kareem
7/31 – 8/2
Ontonio Kareem is a New York based comedian, writer, and actor. Ontonio’s awkward upbringing in Chicago is to blame for his uniquely introspective and subdued art style. His unique comedy has gained national attention, leading him to appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Don't Tell Comedy, SXSW, and tour nationally.
David Horning
8/7 – 8/9
Cleveland-based comedian David Horning learned at a young age to lean into what bothers him using humor, and his comedy is a reflection of this. His optimistic slant on both mundane and heavy topics has gotten him selected to the New York Comedy Festival, Laughing Devil Comedy Festival, the Cleveland Comedy Festival, and on stages around the country.
Anjelica Scannura
8/14 – 8/16
Fresh off of touring with the Just For Laughs Road Show, Anjelica Scannura is a 2025 Just For Laughs New Face of Stand-Up and the first Canadian woman to win the Boston Comedy Festival. She’s opened for Shane Gillis, Joe List, Stavros Halkias, Rachel Feinstein, Tom Green, Jay Pharoah, Cipha Sounds, and Dave Chappelle.
Bryan Sternik
8/21 – 8/23
Bryan Sternik is a stand-up comedian known for sharp storytelling, quick crowd work, and brutally honest takes on relationships, identity, and everyday chaos. Half Puerto Rican and half Polish, he pulls from a mixed upbringing and a long list of questionable decisions to create comedy that’s as personal as it is unpredictable.
Joe Zimmerman
8/28 – 8/30
Known for his inventive writing style and playful stage persona, Joe started his comedy career in North Carolina shortly after graduating Davidson College. Now based in New York City, his TV appearances have grown to include The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, John Oliver’s Comedy Central stand-up show, and more.