If you are willing to make the drive, Laughs in Kirkland gets decent acts. I saw Doug Stanhope there recently and almost pissed myself. The drinks are cheap and the seating is ample.

It looks like Bobcat Goldthwait is coming up.

Although it looks like Heather hasn't updated it since May 26th, CLOG! ( http://www.seattlecomedyblog.com/ ) usually does a very good job of keeping everyone up-to-date as to Seattle stand-up comedy shows.

There are four dedicated comedy clubs in the Seattle metro area:

Comedy Underground (in Pioneer Square): www.comedyunderground.com

Giggles Comedy Club (in U District):
www.gigglescomedyclub.com

Laughs Comedy Spot (in Kirkland):
www.laughscomedy.com

Parlor Live (in Bellevue, weekends only):
http://www.parlorlive.com/parlorlive-eventcalendar.htm

You'll also find stand-up comedy at various days/times at:
88 Keys (Pioneer Square)
Owl & Thistle (Near Waterfront)
Chop Suey (Capitol Hill)
Capitol Club (Capitol Hill)
Live Girls Theater (Ballard)
Pagliacci Pizza (Capitol Hill)
Pegasus Pizza (Kirkland)
Spitfire (Belltown)
The Moore Theater (Downtown)
Triple Door (Downtown)
Mars Bar (North Regrade)

And, if you're willing to drive:
Comedy Underground (Tacoma)
Jazzbones (Tacoma)
Marson's Comedy Club (Everett)
Rocko's (Everett)
Mick Finsters (Edmonds)

Granted--many of these shows feature local talent rather than nationally known performers, and not every comedy show is right for every comedy taste...

But there's lots of good stand-up comedy in Seattle happening every week!

pgreyy

Support your local stand-up comedy explosion!

http://www.prokomedy.org/

Ubiquitous They. They're sketch comedy, not standup. They're pretty good, but I'm biased.

ubiquitousthey.com

The "20 Funny Festival" with Kathleen Madigan, Tommy Johnagin, Jasper Redd, and "surprise guest" at the Paramount this Saturday June 13 will be good I think.