Frequently Asked Questions

Sponsor and Host Committee packages are available at a variety of levels. Packages with private tables include four seats per table, beverage service during the show, and admission to the after-party. Packages with theater seats include prime seating and admission to the after-party.

Mezzanine Box packages include four seats in a private Mezzanine box and admission to the after-party.

Host Committee tickets include seating in Orchestra rows A-D and admission to the after-party.

Orchestra Preferred tickets include seating in Orchestra rows E–G and admission to the after-party.

Orchestra tickets include seating in Orchestra rows H–P and admission to the after-party.

General Admission tickets include a seat in Orchestra rows Q–T, Mezzanine rows A–C, or Balcony Inner Circle.

Balcony tickets include a seat in Mezzanine row D, Balcony rows A–E, or Balcony Grand Circle.

All tickets include a complimentary beverage prior to entering the theater.

Sponsor packages have customizable benefits. Please contact Comedy vs Cancer for more information.

Tickets are partially tax-deductible. You will receive your tax receipt directly after making your online purchase.

Yes. Please contact the Comedy vs Cancer team at comedyvscancer@mskcc.org for specific instructions. Please note, donor-advised funds cannot be used to purchase tickets.

All sales are final. Tickets may be transferred in advance, with confirmation from the Comedy vs Cancer team. To initiate a ticket transfer, please contact comedyvscancer@mskcc.org.

Tickets will be available for pick up at check-in on the night of the show under the name of the ticket purchaser.

Online ticket purchasers receive an electronic receipt to the email address provided. Purchases made by check are receipted via mail. If you require an additional or replacement copy please contact us at comedyvscancer@mskcc.org and one of our team members will be able to help you.

Seats will be assigned by the Comedy vs Cancer team on a first come, first served basis. If you have any special needs for seating, including wheelchair accessible options, please contact us at comedyvscancer@mskcc.org.

Only parties who purchase the same type of tickets in a single transaction will be guaranteed consecutive seats.

Rose Theater is wheelchair accessible through the main entrance on Broadway on 60th Street, with elevators to the fifth and sixth floors. Wheelchair seating is available for all ticket levels. Please contact the Comedy vs Cancer team at comedyvscancer@mskcc.org to arrange seating.

Yes. Wheelchair loans are available for those in need of assistance on a first come, first served basis. Please call the Rose Theater house manager at 212-258-9501 prior to the event.

Rose Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center
Broadway and West 60th Street, Fifth Floor
New York City

Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the show begins at 7 p.m. Note for ticket holders with after-party access: The after-party begins at 8:30 p.m. or directly after the show concludes.

The show will be approximately 90 minutes. There is no intermission.

There will be premium open bar, light bites, late-night supper, and more.

The after-party starts directly after the show in the Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center. You must have a ticket that includes after-party access to attend. Please review the ticket types to confirm which tickets include after-party access.

There is no standard dress code at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Smart casual is recommended.

Yes, the coat check is located on the Fifth floor outside of the Rose Theater.

To reserve parking at Central Parking System at the Shops at Columbus Circle, please call CenterCharge at 212-721-6500. Additional parking is available a few blocks north on the Lincoln Center campus. More information about logistics at the venue can be found on the Jazz at Lincoln Center website.

Taking photographs or using recording equipment inside the theater is strictly prohibited during performances. However, there will be photo opportunities prior to and after the show.

Guests of any age may attend both the show and after-party. However, we remind guests that stand-up comedy is meant for adult audiences, and we encourage you to use your discretion.

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