Comedian Alex Reymundo is settling into San Antonio's Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club this week for a five-show run, bringing more than three decades of stand-up experience and a comedic voice built around Latino identity and immigration humor. The Los Angeles-based comic performs Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m., with tickets starting at $25.22.
The engagement, marketed as part of Reymundo's Toxic MEXculinity Tour, has included promotional single-ticket general admission pricing offered for as low as $10, according to a listing from LOL Comedy Club San Antonio. As reported by the San Antonio Current, Reymundo has worked on the road for 30 years, building a reputation as one of the genre's enduring names. The club is located at 618 NW Loop 410 and can be reached at (210) 541-8805.
A Career Rooted in Texas Comedy Clubs
Reymundo's path into stand-up began in 1988 while he was working as a bartender at the FunnyBone Comedy Club in Arlington, where he served Ron White a tequila on the night of White's amateur debut, per NashvilleVoyager. The two comics have remained connected ever since, and per the San Antonio Current, Reymundo has toured extensively with White, who was a charter member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour.
Much of Reymundo's material leans into Latino identity and the experience of immigration, themes rooted in his own biography. Born in Acapulco, Mexico, he legally immigrated to the United States with his family at age two, growing up in Fort Worth before later spending several years in Kentucky, according to Eastville Comedy Club. That bicultural upbringing shows up in his stage act, including a bit the San Antonio Current highlighted in which he jokes about a police officer asking him for papers, delivering the line, “I don't have any papers, but I've got a one-hitter and some chronic.”
From El Paso Stage to National Screens
Reymundo's national profile grew substantially through his appearance in The Original Latin Kings of Comedy, a stand-up concert film that put him alongside Paul Rodriguez, Cheech Marin and George Lopez. Directed by Jeb Brien, the special was recorded live at the Abraham Chavez Theatre in El Paso before Paramount Pictures released it in theaters in October 2002, according to Fandango.
Since then, Reymundo has built out a body of recorded specials that include the hour-long Hick-Spanic and Red-Nexican, along with the YouTube special Legally Brown. In 2008, he won an ALMA Award for Outstanding Comedy Special for his one-hour Comedy Central special Alex Reymundo Hick-Spanic: Live in Albuquerque, a recognition given by the American Latino Media Arts Awards for positive Latino representation in television and film, per Eastville Comedy Club.
Beyond the Stage: Tequila, Voice Acting and Tejano Music
Reymundo's career has stretched well past the comedy stage. He co-founded Number JUAN Tequila alongside Ron White in 2012, an artisanal, additive-free brand produced from 100% Blue Weber agave in Amatitán, Jalisco, Mexico, according to Number JUAN Tequila. He has also voiced the character El Guapo for Disney Pixar's Cars: The Video Game, expanding his résumé into family entertainment, per Summit Comedy.
His ties to Latino cultural institutions in Texas extend to music as well. In November 2025, Reymundo hosted the 45th Annual Tejano Music Awards, an event that marked a historic milestone by moving the ceremony to the Texas Rodeo Saloon in Katy for the first time in years after being based in San Antonio, according to Tejano Nation.
A Familiar Stop for San Antonio Comedy Fans
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club, located in the Park North Shopping Center along Loop 410 and operating within the national Improv and Levity Live venue network, seats between 350 and 425 guests, according to TicketSmarter. The venue has hosted a string of major comedy events recently, including Hoodline's report on Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias's charity food drive show there. San Antonio hosts more than 100 scheduled live comedy performances annually, with Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club standing as the market's primary mid-sized stop for national touring headliners, per Event Tickets Center.
Tickets and further details for Reymundo's run are available through the club's website, improvtx.com. The San Antonio Current, which has served as San Antonio's free, independent voice since 1986, notes that its supporter memberships start at $5 a month for readers interested in backing the outlet's arts coverage.
