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This is a timeline documenting events and facts about English-speaking stand-up comedy in the year 2023.
January
- January 10: Andrew Santino's special Cheeseburger on Netflix.[1]
 - January 29: Louis CK's special Back To The Garden on Louisck.com.
 - January 29: Seaton Smith's special Live at Madison Square Garden on YouTube.
 - January 31: Nate Bargatze's special Hello World on Prime Video.[2]
 
February
- February 11: Marc Maron's special From Bleak to Dark on HBO Max.
 - February 13: Roseanne Barr's special Cancel This! on Fox Nation.
 - February 14: Natalie Cuomo's special Shut Up You Loved It on YouTube.
 - February 14: Jim Jefferies's special High n' Dry on Netflix.
 - February 14: Matt Rife's special Matthew Steven Rife on Moment.co.
 - February 21: Kathleen Madigan's special Hunting Bigfoot on Prime Video.
 - February 21: Sommore's special Queen Chandelier on Netflix.
 - February 24: Drew Lynch's special And These Are Jokes.
 - February 28: Jamie Demetriou's special A Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou on Netflix.
 
March
- March 2: Marlon Wayans's special God Loves Me on HBO Max.
 - March 4: Chris Rock's special Selective Outrage on Netflix.[3]
 - March 9: Kelsey Cook's special The Hustler on YouTube.
 - March 13: Russell Brand's special Brandemic on Rumble.
 - March 14: Bert Kreischer's special Razzle Dazzle on Netflix.
 - March 15: Kyle Kinane's special Shocks & Struts on YouTube.
 - March 23: Jeremiah Watkins's special DADDY on YouTube.
 - March 24: Mike Vecchione's special The Attractives on YouTube.
 - March 28: Mae Martin's special SAP on Netflix.
 - March 30: Zack Hammond's special Welfare In Disguise on YouTube.
 
April
- April 1: Louis C.K.'s special Live at the Dolby Theater on LouisCK.com.
 - April 1: Maz Jobrani's special The Birds & The Bees on YouTube.
 - April 4: Matt Rife's special Matthew Steven Rife on YouTube.
 - April 4: Mo'Nique's special My Name is Mo'Nique on Netflix.
 - April 5: Ryan Sickler's special Lefty's Son on YouTube.
 - April 5: Big Jay Oakerson's special Dog Belly on YouTube.
 - April 11: Leanne Morgan's special I'm Every Woman on Netflix.
 - April 12: Celeste Barber's special Fine, Thanks on Netflix.
 - April 18: Alex Borstein's musical comedy special Corsets & Clown Suits on Prime Video.
 - April 23: Ashley Gavin’s special Live in Chicago on YouTube.
 - April 23: Chris Porter’s special There's No Money In Babies on Helium Comedy Studios.
 - April 25: John Mulaney’s special Baby J on Netflix.
 - April 29: Iliza Shlesinger’s present Iliza's Locals on 800 Pound Gorilla Media.
 
May
- May 2: Jimmy O. Yang's special Guess How Much? on Prime.
 - May 2: Lewis Black's special Tragically, I Need You on YouTube.
 - May 6: Dave Stone's special Pack a Lunch on YouTube.
 - May 9: Hannah Gadsby's special Something Special on Netflix.
 - May 15: Anjelah Johnson-Reyes's special Say I Won't on YouTube.
 - May 23: Wanda Sykes's special I'm An Entertainer on Netflix.
 - May 22: Jason Banks's special Light Skinned on YouTube.
 - May 24: John Crist's special Would Like to Release a Statement on YouTube.
 - May 27: Sarah Silverman's special Someone You Love on HBO.
 - May 29: JC Currais's special Tequila Werewolf and the Taco Bell Maniac on Don't Tell Comedy.
 
June
- June 1: David Nihill's special Cultural Appreciation on YouTube.
 - June 4: Nigel Ng's special THE HAIYAA SPECIAL on Moment.co.
 - June 5: Ali Siddiq's special The Domino Effect 2: Loss on YouTube.
 - June 9: Drew Lynch's special SHORT KING on YouTube.
 - June 12: Matteo Lane's special Hair Plugs & Heartache on YouTube.
 - June 13: Amy Schumer's special Emergency Contact on Netflix.
 - June 17: John Early's special Now More Than Ever on HBO.
 - June 18: Rob Schneider's special Woke Up In America on Fox Nation.
 - June 20: 85 South's special Ghetto Legends on Netflix.
 - June 24: Matt Rife's special Walking Red Flag on YouTube.
 
July
- July 4: Tom Segura's special Sledgehammer on Netflix.
 - July 6: Kevin Hart's special Reality Check on Peacock.
 - July 8: Leonard Ouzts's special The Big Joker on YouTube.
 - July 21: Geoffrey Asmus's special The Only Funny White Man on YouTube.
 - July 25: Mark Normand's special Soup to Nuts on Netflix.
 - July 25: Jim Gaffigan's special Dark Pale on Prime.
 
August
- August 2: Matt McCusker's special The Speed of Light on YouTube.
 - August 15: Jared Freid's special 37 and Single on Netflix.
 - August 17: Tracy Morgan's special Takin' It Too Far on HBO.
 - August 19: Adam Ray's special Live From Portland on YouTube.
 - August 19: Joe List's special Enough For Everybody on YouTube.
 - August 28: Todd Barry's special Domestic Shorthair on All Things Comedy.
 - August 30: Sasheer Zamata's special The First Woman on 800 Pound Gorilla Media.
 
September
- September 1: Bob The Drag Queen's special Woke Man in a Dress on YouTube.
 - September 2: Ian Bagg's special Comedian OFFENDS the Audience on YouTube.
 - September 5: Shane Gillis's special Beautiful Dogs on Netflix.
 - September 6: Luis J. Gomez's special 30 Minutes on YouTube.
 - September 12: Michelle Wolf's special It’s Great To Be Here on Netflix.
 - September 13: Colum Tyrrell's special 30 Minutes on YouTube.
 - September 14: Django Gold's special Bag of Tricks on YouTube.
 - September 19: Kountry Wayne's special A Woman's Prayer on Netflix.
 - September 23: Sam Jay's special Salute Me or Shoot Me on HBO
 - September 26: Chappelle's Home Team – Luenell's special Town Business on Netflix.
 
October
- October 3: Beth Stelling's special If You Didn't Want Me Then on Netflix.
 - October 6: Joe Pera's special Slow & Steady on YouTube.
 - October 17: Heather McMahan's special Son I Never Had on Netflix.
 - October 24: Pete Holmes's special I Am Not for Everyone on Netflix.
 - October 25: Noel Miller's special Stop Crying on YouTube.
 - October 31: Ralph Barbosa's special Cowabunga on Netflix.
 
November
- November 1: Tyler Ross's special Useless Millennial on YouTube.
 - November 7: The Improv: 60 and Still Standing on Netflix.
 - November 10: Dina Hashem's special Dark Little Whispers on Amazon Prime.
 - November 13: Matteo Lane's special The Advice Special Part 2 on YouTube.
 - November 14: Trevor Wallace's special Pterodactyl on Amazon Prime.
 - November 15: Whitney Cummings's special Mouthy on OnlyFans.
 - November 15: Matt Rife's special Natural Selection on Netflix.
 - November 18: Tony Daro's special After A Certain Age They Shouldn't Ask For ID on YouTube.
 - November 19: Clint Hall's special When You Have A Really Uncommon Name on YouTube.
 - November 20: Ali Siddiq's special Don't Judge a Book By Its Cover on YouTube.
 - November 21: Mike Birbiglia's special The Old Man & The Pool on Netflix.
 - November 24: Jim Breuer's special Country Boy Will Survive on YouTube.
 - November 24: Armando Anto's special The Divided States of America on YouTube.
 - November 27: David Cross's special Worst Daddy in the World on Veeps.com.
 - November 28: Verified Stand-Up on Netflix.
 
December
- December 4: Nick Mullen's special The Year of the Dragon on YouTube.
 - December 5: Stavros Halkias's special Fat Rascal on Netflix.
 - December 10: Shane Torres's special The Blue Eyed Mexican on YouTube.
 - December 12: Maria Bamford's special Local Act on Apple TV.
 - December 16: Leo Reich's special Literally Who Cares?! on HBO.
 - December 19: Trevor Noah's special Where Was I on Netflix.[4]
 - December 21: Gary Gulman's special Born on Third Base on HBO.
 - December 25: Ricky Gervais's special Armageddon on Netflix.
 - December 27: Sam Tallent's special The Toad's Morale on YouTube.
 - December 31: Dave Chappelle's special The Dreamer on Netflix.
 
See also
References
- ↑ Alec Bojalad (1 January 2023). "New on Netflix: January 2023". Den of Geek.
 - ↑ Petski, Denise (9 December 2022). "Nate Bargatze Sets First Amazon Stand-Up Special 'Hello World'". Deadline.
 - ↑ Abbey White (25 December 2022). "Chris Rock's Live Netflix Comedy Special 'Selective Outrage' Sets Release Date". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 1 January 2023.
 - ↑ Rose, Lacey (November 17, 2023). "Trevor Noah Sets New Netflix Special (Exclusive)". The Hollywood Reporter.
 
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