Founded by award-winning comedians Mina Liccione and Ali Al Sayed, Dubomedy has been a cornerstone of the local comedy scene since 2008. The group delivers regular live shows packed with witty observations, cultural humor, and relatable stories that hit home for regional audiences. For those who feel like they’ve got what it takes, the Dubomedy Arts School offers training in stand-up and performance skills. Whether you’re in the crowd or on stage, the vibe here is always energetic and welcoming.

Led by Dubai-based comic Yash Bhardwaj, Flamingo Live offers pop-up shows across the city, with one of its regular stages at The Coterie in Ibn Battuta Mall. Tickets go for around AED 70 and usually include two house beverages, making it a great value night out. The humor leans modern, laid-back, and sharp, with performers who know how to connect with a crowd without relying on tired tropes or overdone routines.

If your idea of fun includes clever sarcasm and darker humor, Mad Cat Comedy might be the perfect fit. Known for their signature shows like Politically Incorrect and M.O.R.O.N.S, they offer a space for comics to explore edgier material without holding back. The crowd knows what to expect no awkward silences, just pure, unfiltered laughs. It’s ideal for those who enjoy stand-up that challenges the norm while still being wildly entertaining.

A true staple in Dubai’s entertainment calendar, The Laughter Factory has kept the city laughing for almost three decades. Their line-ups feature everything from local favorites to international names straight out of the Edinburgh Fringe. With a permanent venue now at The Agenda in Media City, plus pop-up shows in hotels and unique venues across town, it’s a brand that guarantees top-tier comedy no matter where you catch it.

Dubai’s comedy scene in 2025 is more alive than ever. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to stand-up, these clubs offer an easygoing, genuinely fun way to spend an evening. Forget the cringe this is comedy done right.