This spring, the global comedy show, Story Party: True Dating Stories, is coming to San Francisco to share a new collection of ridiculously funny modern dating stories — and tickets are now on sale for the latest upcoming shows at Public Works. From dating app disasters and hilarious hookups, to blind dates and breakups, the show will have you reeling with laughter.
As heard on Spotify and viewed on Netflix, Story Party has now toured over 65 countries, featuring performers who have appeared on HBOMAX, Amazon Prime, Netflix and more. While dating can be fun and exciting, the territory inevitably comes with some spectacularly awkward and embarrassing experiences. Usually, the best thing to do is simply laugh it out, and Story Party does just that.
Get your tickets to Story Party: True Dating Stories.
Comedian Emily Van Dyke is ready to deliver some of the best and worst dating anecdotes, reminding us that even when dating is a struggle, at least we can look back and laugh.
As Story Party brilliantly describes itself, the comedy show “costs less than your average date, but lasts longer than your average guy in bed.” Plus, unlike most first dates, the show has actually been vouched for:
Story Party Reviews
My cheeks still hurt! Will def come back!
– Claudia from Boston 🇺🇸
The show was amazing! Can’t wait for the next one
– Danyel from Vancouver 🇨🇦
I haven’t laughed so hard in such a long time 😁😁
– Clare from London 🇬🇧
Get your tickets here for a guaranteed fun night!
Have any dating confessions or misfortunes of your own? If you’re feeling bold, Story Party gives you the opportunity to share an embarrassing date story and they *might* read it at the live show, though they remind folks to keep submissions brief.
Story Party: True Dating Stories is now selling tickets for their March 26, April 30, May 21 and June 11, 2023 shows. Since funny dating content is always abundant, every Story Party show has new, yet consistently captivating, stories that will have you rolling on the floor laughing. You can’t make this stuff up! Tickets cost $25.