Two Dykes and a Mic Live at Largo at the Coronet

Two Dykes and a Mic started as a weekly comedy podcast and grew into an internationally touring live show. On Wednesday, November 4, hosts McKenzie Goodwin and Rachel Scanlon bring it to Largo at the Coronet, a room with a long reputation for comedy that rewards close listening. If you are scanning for things happening in Los Angeles this week that are funny, warm and unapologetically queer, this one belongs on the list.

When: Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 8 PM Where: Largo at the Coronet, 366 N. La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles Price: $50

What to expect

Goodwin and Scanlon are comedians and, by their own description, IRL best friends. Their show runs on that chemistry. The podcast is built from recurring segments, and fans will recognize the staples: "Gay News," relationship advice in "Ask a Dyke," dating horror stories in "Bumble Fumbles," and games like "What's Gayer" and "Who Tops Who." Expect those bits to show up in some form on stage, with the crowd in on the joke.

The show bills itself as the world's greatest and gayest, and the tone is exactly that: loud, affectionate and a little chaotic. You do not need to have listened to the podcast first, though a few episodes will help you catch the running gags. Listings do not name an opener or guest, so treat the two hosts as the whole bill.

Practical info

Largo sits on La Cienega Boulevard on the West Hollywood side of the city, a short drive from the Beverly Center and the Pacific Design Center. Street parking nearby is tight on show nights, so leave time or plan on a rideshare. Doors and seating details are set by the venue, so check the listing before you go. The price shown on the Discover Los Angeles page is $50.

Shows at Largo tend to be attentive rather than rowdy, so arrive on time and settle in. A Wednesday night also makes it an easy midweek plan for a group of friends, and it is one of the more distinctive comedy picks on the calendar if you want a show with a real personality.

Making a night of it

Pair the show with dinner along La Cienega or Melrose beforehand, then walk over for the 8 PM start. For more ideas on where to go, browse our comedy listings or the West Hollywood neighborhood page for more things happening in Hollywood and its neighbors. Confirm times and ticket details on the official listing before heading out.