FRI · 7:30pm

Caleb Elliott Presented by Commonwealth Comedy Club

Name: Caleb Elliott Presented by Commonwealth Comedy Club
Start: 2026-11-13T19:30:00-05:00
End: 2026-11-13T23:15:00-05:00
Location: Commonwealth Comedy Club

Friday, November 13 at Commonwealth Comedy Club, Cincinnati

Commonwealth Comedy Club · Newport $20

About this event

Catch comedian Caleb Elliott live at Commonwealth Comedy Club in Dayton, Kentucky, just minutes from downtown Cincinnati. With his one-of-a-kind delivery and unique background, Elliott is a rising comedian making an impact with audiences nationwide. Raised in North Carolina, Elliott began performing stand-up before he could drive. His early career took him from having his dad chauffeur him to comedy clubs to becoming the youngest comedian to release a Dry Bar Comedy special, "Diary of a Smooth Black Kid." He has appeared on "Stand Up Nashville" for the Opry Network, Nate Bargatze's "Nateland Presents" and Netflix's "Funny AF" with Kevin Hart. Elliott regularly headlines comedy clubs and opens for comedians John Crist and Leanne Morgan. Commonwealth Comedy Club is Cincinnati’s home for live entertainment, featuring stand-up comedy, concerts, theater productions and live podcast recordings. Housed in the renovated former Tower Methodist Church, built in 1914, the venue blends historic architecture with modern amenities, including a full bar, concessions and state-of-the-art production systems for live and recorded events.

Who's playing

Elliott was raised in North Carolina and began doing stand-up as a kid, with his dad driving him to comedy clubs. He became the youngest comic to release a Dry Bar Comedy special, "Diary of a Smooth Black Kid." He has also appeared on Stand Up Nashville for the Opry Network, Nate Bargatze's Nateland Presents, and Netflix's Funny AF with Kevin Hart. He headlines clubs and regularly opens for John Crist and Leanne Morgan.

What to expect

A stand-up set in a room that used to be a church. The stained glass windows from the original building are still there, and the space is a small theater built for close, personal shows. The club's owners say the acoustics make even a modest crowd sound full. A bar and concessions are part of the night.

Why go

Part of the appeal is the setting, a 1914 church turned comedy club across the river from Cincinnati. Commonwealth Comedy Club books a mix of comics, and this is a chance to see a rising name in a room with a lot of character. For a stand-up fan in the Cincinnati area, it is a night that feels a little different from a standard club show.