$20.99 for 18 Admission Tickets Plus 3 Admissions for Eight

Stanfords was founded by Stanford Glazer in 1975, in Westport, KC's entertainment district in those days.

Craig Glazer, Jeff Glazer and David Naster started comedy in 1979 in the lounge above the famous restaurant. The name Stanford and Sons came from the hit show “Sanford and Sons” starring comic Red Foxx (because the owner of the club's first name was Stanford Glazer and his sons ran the restaurant).

The club exploded onto the national scene in 1981 when Craig Glazer met Robin Williams in L.A., and he agreed to work Stanfords for free to work on his act. Variety in Hollywood wrote about it and the rest is history.

Stanfords became one of the top name clubs in the nation with big names and up comers weekly from all over the nation like Rosanne, Louie Anderson, Sam Kennison, Tommy Chong, Ellen Degeneres, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Lewis and many more. Recent stars include Pauly Shore, Damon Wayons, Lewis Black and Lisa Lampanelli. Any big name you have heard of has played the club over the last 30 years.

So visit the club, sit back enjoy and become part of KC history with the Glazers and Stanfords and all the famous folks who have played there.