Matthew Broussard

with Matthew Broussard

Sun, Aug 30
Doors: 6:00PM
Show: 7:00PM

18 and up

$27.47 - $136.65 Buy Tickets

Laugh Life Comedy presents Matthew Broussard

*** EARLY SHOW * LIMITED CAPACITY ***

We have a limited number of HIGH TOP TABLES available for purchase which INCLUDES 4 tickets + 4 seats, as well as standard seating. Seats are GA and each seat will be first come first served, but you will be guarnateed to have a seat.

TICKET INFO:

PREMIUM TABLES - Inlcudes 1 table, 4 tickets, 4 chairs,
PREMIUM ROWS 1-2 - Sold as a single GA tickets for the first two rows, seats are FCFS,
GA ROWS 3 & up - Sold as a single GA ticket for rows 3 and up, seats are FCFS.

Matthew Broussard is a disgraced financial analyst forced into stand up comedy. The byproduct of a Cajun chemist and Jewish microbiologist, he holds a degree in computational mathematics he always manages to bring up (just did it!) and is fully aware of how douchey he looks. His comedy is heady, self-effacing, and weirdly… educational? He's performed on the Tonight Show, Conan, Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle, the Comedy Central Half Hour, and some stuff with MTV2 he doesn’t like to talk about. You can catch him in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The League, The Mindy Project, and alongside Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish in the film Here Today. He is the creator of the webcomic and puzzle app, Monday Punday.

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Matthew Broussard

Born in New Jersey, raised in Atlanta, and, in 2012, winner of Houston’s funniest person, Matthew Broussard isn’t sure where he’s from.
With a career in finance and a degree in mathematics, he makes his brand of playful, smart humor appeal to a broad audience, whether it be colleges, clubs, festivals, or theaters. His comedy relies on his killer timing, subtle wit, and devilish good looks. Also, he’s not very witty and his timing could use some work. When his is not working on his popular Web Comic mondaypunday.com he enjoys swimming, using semicolons pretentiously, and bragging about how humble he is.
Despite earning a coveted spot this year on Comedy Central’s new series Adam DeVine’s House Party after only doing stand-up for 18 months, and booking a principle role in the comedy film Intramural, the first feature film he’s ever auditioned for - his Cajun father and Jewish mother still hope he gets an MBA.