Joanne McNally Tapes Her First Netflix Hour at Town Hall

Pinotphile is the first standalone Netflix comedy special by an Irish comedian, filmed here in New York and streaming worldwide in 2027. Matthew Vaughan of Rotten Science produces alongside Rick Hughes from Off The Kerb, the London agency behind her tours. The hour pulls from modern dating: rejection, frenemies, situationships, revenge fantasies. The room hears the material before any subscriber does.

The Town Hall opened in 1921 and has carried a century of landmark performances on West 43rd Street, a block from Times Square. She sold out two shows in this room earlier this year, 3,000 tickets across them, and her stand-up has sold more than 70,000 tickets in Dublin. The Prosecco Express sold more than 260,000 tickets worldwide. It also won Ticketmaster Ireland's Comedy Event of the Year after a record 78-show run in Dublin. A theatre this size keeps a taping honest, with nobody far from the stage.

Both tapings land on Saturday, Nov 7 at 123 West 43rd Street, 6 PM and 9 PM. Her own tour page marks the 6 PM Almost Gone and keeps the 9 PM on sale through Ticketmaster; doors open at 5 PM for the early show. Expect cameras in the room: you may appear in the filmed footage, and Ticketmaster treats entry as consent to appear in the taping and its promotion, without compensation. Dinner is six minutes on foot, though kitchens close by midnight: easy after 6 PM, tight after 9 PM.