ICT: The Laugh Track in Long Beach

International City Theatre, the Long Beach company that has long been a fixture of the South Bay stage scene, puts on ICT: The Laugh Track on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Ticketmaster files the night under theatre, and it is one of the more unusual midweek options in the ever-changing list of things to do in Los Angeles County this month.

When: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 7:30 PM Where: Beverly O'Neill - Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center Address: 300 E Ocean BL, Long Beach, CA Tickets: Through Ticketmaster (link below)

What to expect

The listing gives a title and a performing company, and not much more, so this page sticks to what is confirmed. The name points to a comedy-flavored evening, and it comes from a company whose usual work is staged theater. Check the Ticketmaster page for the cast, the running time and any content notes before you buy. If the event page changes, the ticket seller's details win over anything written here.

Midweek shows like this tend to be easy to fit in. A 7:30 PM start leaves time to get out of work, grab dinner downtown and still be seated before the lights go down. The listing shows the evening wrapping up before the day ends, but it does not publish an exact curtain-down time.

Getting there

The Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center sits at 300 E Ocean Blvd, right on the downtown waterfront. It is a short walk from the Pike Outlets and the downtown restaurant strip along Pine Avenue. The Metro A Line (Blue) ends at the Downtown Long Beach station, a walk of several blocks from the venue, and that is the easy way to skip parking costs. Drivers should look at the center's own parking information, since garage rates can change when other events share the campus.

Ticket prices were not published in the listing we could reach, so check Ticketmaster for current pricing and availability. Plan ahead and buy early: a theater night in a large venue can still sell out the best seats.

More to do around the city

If you are building a week of plans, the arts and culture section tracks theater, museum nights and one-off performances across the region, and the Long Beach neighborhood page collects what else is happening along the coast. Anyone searching for LA events this weekend will find the Friday and Saturday picks there too, while this show is a good reason to head south on a Wednesday.

Details come straight from the ticket listing. Confirm the doors time, seating and any venue rules on the official page before you go.