Comedy has long been used to subvert the established order, shedding light on modern life’s pervasive absurdities and fomenting distrust of potentially seltzer-filled boutonnieres. Discover some rollicking truths with this deal to Comedy Zone. Choose between the following options:

• For $16, you get a comedy show for two (up to a $32 total value) that includes the following:
• Two general-admission tickets, good for shows running Tuesday–Thursday (up to a $16 value).

• Two drinks (up to a $16 value)<p>

• For $25, you get a 2012 Comedy Zone membership (a $52 value), good for shows running Tuesday–Friday.<p>

Passes and tickets cannot be used for special events or celebrity shows.

Comedy Zone’s packed calendar of standup acts keeps laughter resonating throughout the comedy club five nights a week. Upcoming shows include Henry Cho (April 19–21), whose experiences growing up as an Asian American in the South provide grist for routines that have landed him a one-hour Comedy Central special, as well as appearances on The Tonight Show and NBC’s Young Comedians Special. His clean style of comedy elicits giggles without resorting to colorful language or commissioning unemployed tickle monsters. South African comic Trevor Noah (May 30–June 2) continues to hone a talent that made him the only international performer to make it past the audition phase of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. His precise delivery and macabre sense of humor zero in on life’s absurdities to rib-tickling affect. On every Tuesday and occasional Wednesdays, Comedy Zone All Stars gives homegrown comedic talent the chance to build their skills.

During each show, audience members can sip on wines imported from Europe, America, and Australia or frozen drinks and beers that cool down larynxes overheated from rollicking laughter or trying to imitate a cicada. Comedy Zone’s full menu of tasty morsels also includes buffalo wings and spinach dip (not including in this deal).