Arts & Theatre

Trae Crowder

Get ready for nonstop laughs as Trae Crowder takes the stage at the Funny Bone Comedy Club in Liberty Center, just 30 minutes from downtown Cincinnati! Trae Crowder first gained international attention — or notoriety, depending on your politics — in 2016 with his viral “Liberal Redneck” porch-rant videos. Since then, he has written the best-selling book "The Liberal Redneck Manifesto: Draggin’ Dixie Outta the Dark," toured the country multiple times with the sold-out WellRED Comedy Tour, and appeared on HBO’s "Real Time with Bill Maher," ABC’s "Nightline," "The View," MSNBC’s "The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell", NPR, "WTF with Marc Maron," MTV, CNN, HuffPost and the "Veronica Mars" reboot, where he played Chattanooga Charlie.

Originally from rural Celina, Tenn., Crowder now lives in Los Angeles and has developed and sold five scripted pilots to Warner Bros. Television, ABC and Fox. He continues to work as a writer while starring in and producing sketches for Comedy Central, Funny or Die, ATTN, Facebook Watch and the New York Daily News, earning tens of millions of online views. Crowder also co-wrote and produced the documentary "Inherent Good," featuring former presidential candidate Andrew Yang, which explores the universal basic income.

In addition, Crowder co-hosts the popular podcasts "WellRED," "Evening Skews" and Puttin’ On Airs. His debut 30-minute stand-up special was taped in Nashville in 2021, and his latest full-length special, "Trash Daddy," is available on YouTube. He also continues to rant and rave online to the delight of his loyal fan base.

Ticket Policy: The Funny Bone offers a full bar and a dinner menu, available through your server once you’re seated in the showroom. Seating is first-come, first-served, with the room filled from front to back, so you’ll be seated based on your arrival time. Most tables seat up to four people, but don’t worry — whether you’re coming solo or with friends, you’ll find a comfortable spot to enjoy the show!

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