Chocolate Sundaes Late Show at Laugh Factory, Oct 25

Sunday night in Hollywood has a good option for anyone who wants to end the weekend laughing. Pookey Wigington is hosting the late edition of Chocolate Sundaes at the Laugh Factory, and the 9:30 PM slot on October 25 is the one to pick if you would rather skip dinner-hour crowds and settle in for a proper night-club set. It is an easy entry on any list of things happening in Hollywood this week.

When: Sunday, October 25, 2026, 9:30 PM to about 11:00 PM Where: Laugh Factory Hollywood, 8001 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90046 Tickets: $38.97 - $82.18 via Eventbrite

What to expect

Chocolate Sundaes is a rotating stand-up showcase built around Wigington as host. The format is the classic one: a host warms up the room, then a lineup of comics each takes a short slot, and the pace stays quick so no single act overstays. Lineups at the Laugh Factory tend to mix working Los Angeles comics with the occasional drop-in from someone who happened to be in town, which is part of the appeal of a late-night room on Sunset. The Eventbrite page does not publish a full bill, so treat the guests as a pleasant surprise instead of a promise.

This is the 9:30 PM show. The same night often has an earlier slot too, so double-check the time printed on your ticket before you head out.

The Laugh Factory on Sunset

The club sits on the Sunset Strip's eastern edge, a short walk from the Hollywood hills and well placed for a night out. It has been one of the city's best known comedy rooms for decades, and the stage is intimate enough that you can hear every aside from the back row. If you are building a plan around LA events this weekend, this is the kind of low-key evening that pairs well with an early dinner nearby.

Practical info

Ticket prices span a range because of seating tiers, so open the Eventbrite page to see what is still available before you commit. Comedy clubs commonly carry a two-item drink or food minimum, so check the ticket page rather than finding out at the door. Bring photo ID, arrive 30 to 45 minutes early if you want a say in where you sit, and expect phones to be put away during the show.

Parking around that stretch of Sunset is a mix of paid lots and metered street spots, and a rideshare drop-off is the easiest way to avoid circling the block on a busy night. Late shows end close to 11 PM, which leaves time to get home before Monday morning.

More nights like this live on our comedy page and in the Hollywood guide. If you are scanning for things to do in Los Angeles on a Sunday, a late stand-up set is a safe bet.