That's Messed up Tickets Bridgeport
Thats Messed Up brings the laughs to Brooklyn on Tuesday, January 26, 2027, at The Bell House. Get your tickets today.
Experience That's Messed up at The Bell House
JAN
26
The Bell House
149 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11215
Tuesday, January 26, 2027
Starts at 7:30 PM
That's Messed Up at The Bell House
That's Messed up is a comedy podcast and live show centered on Law & Order: SVU, pairing episode recaps with conversations about the show's performers and behind-the-scenes stories. Hosted by comedians Liza Treyger and Kara Klenk, the program brings an enthusiastic, irreverent perspective to television's long-running crime drama. The Brooklyn appearance is scheduled for January 26, 2027, at The Bell House. Check bridgeporttickets.net for event updates and ticket availability. Prices currently start around $40–$150; final prices depend on availability and ticket selection.
The Bell House's Brooklyn setting suits a live conversation and comedy format, offering audiences a chance to experience the podcast beyond its recorded episodes. The event is listed as an Other performance in the Taped program (TV / radio) category. Details such as the show's format, any special guests, and whether the performance will be recorded should be confirmed with the event listing closer to the date.
Venue and Seating Information
The Bell House is an event venue in Brooklyn known for hosting live entertainment. Seating arrangements can vary by event, so attendees should review the specific ticket description before purchasing. For a podcast-style performance, a seat with a clear view of the stage can make it easier to follow the hosts and any visual elements of the show.
Arriving early may help guests get settled before the program begins. Check the venue's current event guidance for accessibility details and any seating or entry instructions that apply to this date.
Parking Information
Parking availability and rates can change, so verify current options before traveling. Consider these general approaches:
- Look for nearby public parking facilities and confirm operating hours, rates, and walking distance in advance.
- Street parking may be available in the area, but restrictions and space are not guaranteed; read posted signs carefully.
Brooklyn traffic and limited curbside spaces can make driving less predictable on event nights. Allow extra time if driving, and consider public transportation or a rideshare as alternatives.
