Marc Maron at Largo at the Coronet

Marc Maron is booked at Largo at the Coronet on Tuesday, November 24, 2026. For anyone building a list of things to do in Los Angeles the week of Thanksgiving, a night of stand-up from one of the best-known voices in American comedy is a strong pick. Maron is the host of the WTF podcast, which helped set the template for the long-form interview show, and he starred in his own television series. Onstage he leans on the same mix of honesty, insecurity and irritation that made the podcast a staple.

When: Tuesday, November 24, 2026 (start time to be announced) Where: Largo at the Coronet, 366 North La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048 Tickets: Through the Los Angeles Theatre Guide listing, price not published

What to expect

Largo at the Coronet is a small, seated theater room, and that changes how a stand-up set feels. There is no back row to hide in, and a comic with Maron's conversational style can work the room closely, drift into tangents and then land them. Expect talk about aging, relationships, the state of the country and the odd detour into his own career. Listings for the show describe him as returning to his first love, stand-up, on a big national run, so this is a working comic's set rather than a podcast taping.

The listing does not name an opening act or a running time. Comedy nights at rooms this size often include a support comic, so plan for an evening rather than a quick hour, and check the ticket page before you go for the final lineup.

Getting there

The Coronet sits on North La Cienega Boulevard on the Los Angeles side of the West Hollywood border, a short drive from Beverly Grove and the restaurants along Melrose and Beverly. It is one of the more walkable corners of the area if you want dinner first, though weeknight street parking near La Cienega fills up quickly. Give yourself extra time, or use a rideshare so you are not circling the block while the show starts.

The listing shows the date only, with no published time, so confirm the doors and showtime with the venue before you commit to dinner plans. Tickets are the other thing to settle early. Stand-up rooms with this few seats tend to sell out for a headliner of Maron's profile, and the price is not given in the listing, so check the ticket page rather than assuming a number.

Plan the rest of the night

If you are looking at LA events this weekend or the week ahead, a Tuesday show leaves the weekend free for something else, and it makes a good anchor for a night out in West Hollywood. Browse more comedy events in LA or see other things happening in West Hollywood before you lock in the evening.