Joe Gatto, the comedian best known for his years on Impractical Jokers, is taking the stage at the Dayton Funny Bone in Beavercreek for four shows running Thursday through Saturday. The lineup includes a Thursday night set, a Friday night set, and a Saturday doubleheader, giving local fans several chances to catch him live this week.
According to WDTN.com, Gatto is set to perform Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 7:30 p.m., and twice on Saturday, at 6:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. All four shows take place at the Dayton Funny Bone Comedy Club, located at 88 Plum St. #200 in Beavercreek. The club describes Gatto as a comedian best known from the hit TV shows Impractical Jokers and The Misery Index, according to the Dayton Funny Bone.
Gatto's first comedy special, Messing with People, was added to Hulu's streaming comedy library in 2024, the venue notes. For anyone making a late plan to attend, meet-and-greet tickets remain available as of the show's announcement, and tickets for the run range from $50 to $150, per the same WDTN report.
Age Rules and Showroom Minimums to Know Before You Go
This is a strictly grown-up outing: the venue states the event is 18-plus, and all guests will need valid identification to enter, with staff checking ID at the door. Anyone planning to bring a group should also budget for the showroom's purchase policy, since the club requires a two-item minimum per person, covering food, drinks or Funny Bone merchandise, though bar purchases don't count toward that total, the venue's listing specifies.
A Comic Known for TV, Now Touring Solo
Gatto built his following on TBS's Impractical Jokers before branching into stand-up, and he's offered a simple invitation to fans weighing whether to grab a ticket: “Come on out and let's laugh together.” A ticketing-page snippet from Etix additionally promotes Gatto as having toured for four years with two solo shows in sold-out theaters across the United States, Canada and Australia, though that characterization comes from a promotional listing rather than independently verified reporting.
Whether fans catch Thursday's early-week show or one of Saturday's back-to-back sets, the Beavercreek run gives Dayton-area audiences a rare multi-night stretch with the comedian in town. With tickets still listed as available and meet-and-greet options on offer, organizers appear to be banking on steady turnout through the weekend.
