Drew Barth

Living With Your Wife — Bathroom Truths and Marriage Comedy

A clean stand-up bit about married life and the everyday reality of sharing a home. He talks about running out of bathroom supplies, the difference between how men and women shop, and why having two bathrooms can save a marriage. From mixing the last drops of shampoo to the truth about showering together, its relatable relationship humor built from real-life moments. Easygoing, observational comedy about marriage, habits, and living together.

“Dating Smarter (and Surviving Marriage)” – Drew Barth

Comedian Drew Barth celebrates his first wedding anniversary with sharp, relatable humor about early marriage, intelligence gaps in relationships, and the difference between being smart and being clever. He playfully breaks down why dating someone smarter keeps life interesting, how couples reveal whos really the smart one, and why clever people make arguments feel like political attack ads. A clean, witty routine that resonates with anyone whos ever been in a relationship.

Marriage, Cats, and Hibiscus Shirts – Jeff Allen and Friends Bring the Laughs

From the hilariously accurate truths about marriage to the quirks of cats and questionable fashion choices, this Dry Bar Comedy set blends sharp observations with relatable stories. Comedians riff on dating smarter, marital knowledge sharing, pets with personality, and even a Shakespearean retelling of The Three Little Pigs. Featuring Jeff Allen and fellow comics, its a clean, clever performance packed with laugh-out-loud moments for couples, pet lovers, and anyone whos ever owned a pinksorry, hibiscusshirt.

The Mirror, the Towel, and Soccer Players – A Married Guy's Fitness Reality Check

This relatable clean stand-up comedy bit dives into one man's morning mirror trauma, towel-wrapping insecurity, and his wife's inconvenient crush on fit European soccer players. From unexpected mirror moments to hilarious comparisons with NFL and NBA bodies, this clean comedy set is a sharp take on marriage, body image, and why American men secretly fear the World Cup.