Fuse Fest Close Out Show
Fuse Fest Close Out Show
Fuse Fest ends its 4 day comedy and arts festival at Ohio's oldest comedy club with festival standouts and local favorites. Join us for a great night of stand-up hosted by Luke Capasso. The show will have loads of special guest and our, headliner, Dayton comedy legend, Karen Jaffe.
Fuse Fest was modeled after the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scottland. It is an ever-growing festival that intends to bring comics and artists from around the country, all to celebrate their craft in beautiful downtown Dayton Ohio. Anywhere can be a venue, bars, restaurants, clothing, and furniture stores. The hope is to introduce the public to our thriving art and comedy scene as well as to our vast array of great local businesses. But as all things Dayton stand up should. The festival ends at Wileys Comedy Club, the foundation of the Dayton scene
TO PURCHASE TICKETS: Click on the showtime under the date you wish to attend.
- 18 & over
- Two item minimum
- Please Arrive 30 min prior to Showtime.
- There is a two (2) item minimum purchase per person and an 18% gratuity is added to all guest checks.
- Discounts & coupons are not valid for Special Events
- ALL SALES FINAL
- Tickets are ONLY available online or by calling (937)224-JOKE. We are not currently selling tickets at the door. **PLEASE NOTE** If you are coming with guests that are not on your reservation, you MUST call 937-224-5653 in advance to secure a table together in advance. Thank you!!
Fuse Fest ends its 4 day comedy and arts festival at Ohio's oldest comedy club with festival standouts and local favorites. Join us for a great night of stand-up hosted by Luke Capasso. The show will have loads of special guest and our, headliner, Dayton comedy legend, Karen Jaffe.
Fuse Fest was modeled after the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scottland. It is an ever-growing festival that intends to bring comics and artists from around the country, all to celebrate their craft in beautiful downtown Dayton Ohio. Anywhere can be a venue, bars, restaurants, clothing, and furniture stores. The hope is to introduce the public to our thriving art and comedy scene as well as to our vast array of great local businesses. But as all things Dayton stand up should. The festival ends at Wileys Comedy Club, the foundation of the Dayton scene