
Becky Veduccio's Showcase
West Side Comedy Club201 West 75th Street, New York, NY 10023
Two-item minimumFood or drink. Full dinner menu.
Age policy16+ with a guardian, 18+ without.
Doors45 min before the first show, 30 before the second.
201 West 75th StreetNew York, NY 10023. We're under Playa Betty's. Get directions
ParkingNo club parking, but there is a lot right next door to our entrance.
Lineup
Becky Veduccio
Becky Veduccio is an accomplished stand-up comedian, award-winning writer, and comedy coach who has appeared on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, Netflix’s Survival of the Thickest, and in the films Maid In Manhattan, Return To Me and Random Hearts. Becky was a finalist in the national competition Ladies Of Laughter as both a newcomer, performing at Madison Square Garden, as well as becoming a finalist in the professional category in 2021. Originally from Boston, Becky was inspired by legends like Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett. After relocating to Los Angeles, she launched her entertainment career at the world-renowned Creative Artists Agency, while training in improv at The Groundlings Theatre. Following eight years of global film production work as the personal assistant to the Oscar-nominated actor, Ralph Fiennes, comedy called her back—this time to New York City. In New York, Becky continued honing her improv skills at The Upright Citizens Brigade and began performing stand-up comedy. She now performs stand-up in clubs and theaters nationally, and has shared the stage with notable comedians such as Michelle Buteau, Joe DeVito, Jessica Kirson, and Patrice O’Neal. An award-winning humor writer, Becky is a recipient of the prestigious New York Press Club Award and winner of Medium.com’s Satirical Writing Challenge. She has written a popular advice column for Woman Around Town and was voted one of Parenting.com’s Top Five Favorite Mommy Bloggers. Known in comedy circles as the "Joke Fluffer", Becky has earned a reputation for her ability to punch up material and write sharp, insightful jokes on any topic. She collaborates with both rising and seasoned comedians—as well as TV personalities, bestselling authors, New York Times journalists, and national public speakers. Discreet as a therapist, she often refers to her ghostwriting work as being the “Cyrano de Bergerac of comedy".