Stand-Up at the Studio 9/26
Stand-Up at the Studio
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Categories: Comedy & Improv, Visual Arts
Dates: September 26, 2025
Run Time: 90 mins
Venue: Studio 34

2026 Philly Fringe lineup just announced! Tickets are on sale now.
Categories: Comedy & Improv, Visual Arts
Dates: September 26, 2025
Run Time: 90 mins
Venue: Studio 34

Philadelphia Fringe Festival Presents: Stand-Up at the Studio
Friday, September 26th
9pm-10:30pm
Doors open at 8:30
$5-$15 (sliding scale)
Aaron Bell headlines his Stand-Up at the Studio Comedy Series as he brings a new lineup of comedians to Baltimore Avenue as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. This show starring: Lump, Bhavik Patel, Masha, Rasheed Wesley Jr., Nichole Spain, and Aaron Bell, will take place on Friday, September 26th at 9pm. Doors for this event will open at 8:30. Tickets for this event are $5-$15 sliding scale and can be purchased online using the ticket link/QR code, or in person.
*Lineups are subject to change
*Light snacks will be provided for guests
*Studio 34 is a sober facility

Studio 34 is West Philly’s Fringe Hub and a mixed-use yoga/healing/arts spot all year round! Named for the trolley that stops out front, we host art, comedy, dance, drag, music, poetry, puppetry and theatre in our gallery, lounge, and studio spaces, as well as holistic services, 30+ weekly classes, and a wide array of community happenings. Our 2025 Fringe roster features dozens of our favorite artists from all over Philly and around the country, ready to transcend the bounds of DIY performance. Come see one show and stay for the next, all under one roof on vibrant Baltimore Avenue.
Learn MoreAaron Bell
Since 2017, Aaron Bell has been a regular in the Philadelphia Comedy scene and has performed at over a dozen festivals around the country. Some notable festivals he’s performed at include the Rogue Island Comedy Festival, Blue Whale Comedy Festival, Rip City Comedy Festival, North Carolina Comedy Festival, Milwaukee Comedy Festival, and the Des Comedie Festival. In addition to performing at these festivals, he’s featured at The Church of Satire Comedy Club, performed on Punchline Philly’s All-Pro Showcase, Don’t Tell Philly, and has hosted at Comedy Works Bristol. Known for his dark, observational humor and laid back style, Aaron’s act focuses on his life as an adolescent living in the suburbs, as well as his life as an adult living in Philly.