Clean, family-friendly comedy your whole congregation can enjoy together. It raises $5,000+ in one evening for mission trips, youth ministry, and outreach, and your church keeps at least half of everything raised.
Tell us about the team and we'll send a quote back, plus whatever dates are still free.
You already know the giving list by heart, and so does everyone on it. So instead of going back to those same forty families for the third time this year, you put on one night the whole community actually wants to attend. Guests buy a ticket. The raffle and the auction do the rest. You keep at least 50%, and often closer to 95%.
It's an invitation, not an appeal, and people can feel the difference. A member will bring a neighbor to a comedy night who would politely decline a Sunday service every time. Once they're through the door and laughing, nobody needs convincing.

A welcoming reason for the wider community to walk into your building. No pressure, just a good night.
Nothing comes off that stage you wouldn't want said from the pulpit.
People come to laugh with each other. Nobody gets asked for anything at the door.

Opens your guide and gets your ticket store and promo pieces built.
Tickets, raffle, and auction all count toward what you raise.
The 50% minimum is guaranteed no matter the turnout.
A Sunday crowd on a Friday night. Same faces, considerably louder.

"We raised over $11,000 for Habitat for Humanity from our small church of 80 members! They are excellent to work with and help answer any questions along the way."


Members arrive with friends and neighbors. The emcee warms up the room while people find seats.

Clean improv built from your crowd's suggestions, plus a few brave members pulled on stage.

Our auctioneer keeps bidding lively, and you can share a few words about what the night funds.
Three weekends is plenty of runway. Here's how it goes.
Check My Date →$500 locks it in. We build the ticket store, the flyer, and the Facebook event.
From the platform, in the bulletin, through small groups. We hand you the wording.
And every ministry inside them, too:
All three are clean and fit a church setting. It comes down to the feel you want. Fellowship groups tend to love the Interactive Play.
The all-ages crowd-pleaser, built from your audience's suggestions.
Explore →Two teams compete and the crowd votes. A high-energy option for a big crowd.
Explore → Popular for churchesA fill-in-the-blank play your members help write, full of inside jokes and local names.
Explore →The crowd, the stage, and the big check at the end.


