Bzzzline Brings a Comedy Game Show to Lucky’s in Sioux Falls This November

Get ready for a night packed with laughter and local talent because Bzzzline is hosting a comedy game show on Saturday, November 1, 2025, at Lucky’s Downtown – Club 224 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The fun kicks off at 8:00 p.m., with doors opening at 7:00 p.m. This one-of-a-kind event blends the energy of stand-up comedy with the interactive chaos of party-style games — and the best part is, the audience gets to be the judge.

If you’ve ever played Jackbox Party Pack, you’ll immediately get the idea. The comedians won’t just tell jokes — they’ll compete by delivering quick-witted punchlines and creative responses in a series of on-screen party games, much like a live Jackbox session but with real comedians and a crowd ready to laugh (and decide who’s the funniest).

The show will be hosted by Jacob Womack, a well-known comic and performer with a knack for keeping audiences engaged. Taking the stage alongside him will be three standout local comedians — Koerner, Adam Goodge, and Jocelyn Abad — as well as Alisha Rayne, who’s helping bring the whole event together. Each of them will compete for audience approval in multiple rounds of hilarious prompts and challenges.

Tickets are reasonably priced, with advance tickets available for $15 and door tickets for $20. You can secure your spot ahead of time through the Lucky’s Downtown events page or Collective Efforts Union’s venue listing, which also includes other upcoming shows and event details.

The venue, Lucky’s Downtown – Club 224, is located at 224 South Phillips Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD 57104. Known for its lively vibe and mix of entertainment options — from trivia nights to themed performances — Club 224 offers a casual space where comedy fans can kick back with a drink and enjoy some local talent. For more about the venue, you can visit the official Lucky’s Group site.

According to Sioux Falls Events, the night promises a “Jackbox Party Pack showdown” where comedians face off using the game’s punchline-driven prompts. It’s a friendly competition that turns the audience into active participants rather than passive viewers. Each round, the crowd votes for their favorite responses, determining who wins bragging rights — and likely a few playful roasts from their peers.

The format is designed to make comedy interactive and approachable, even for those who don’t usually attend live shows. It’s part stand-up, part improv, and part video game. The combination creates a unique experience that both comedy fans and casual event-goers can enjoy.

So, if you’re in Sioux Falls and looking for something new to do this weekend, this show is shaping up to be a must-see event. Grab your friends, head downtown, and join the crowd for a night where quick wit, audience laughter, and local talent all come together under one roof.

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