Aaron Woodall

From the once-popular podcast The Mormon and The Methhead, Aaron Woodall is a charming and affable has-been. The former devout Mormon's ability to effervescently share all of life's sad disillusions with a sense of wide-eyed excitement once got him named one of Conan O’Brien’s Comics To Watch at the New York City Comedy Festival in 2018, but he’s done absolutely nothing of note since besides discover marijuana and R-rated movies (both good, it turns out). Once an exciting young comic with potential, he is now a withered and broken man just one pandemic later. Luckily he has two specials on Dry Bar Comedy to fall back on, and his aptly-named 2020 album WOODALLALONE is available now on Bandcamp. More of his jokes and yet-unfulfilled promise can be seen on Amazon Prime, Hulu, Epix, and the Boise, Idaho Army Navy Surplus Store’s website (this is true, apparently).

Doors at 6:30, show at 7:30. 15 adv/20 at the door. 18+ show.

Please purchase all tickets for your party under one name in order to ensure your entire party is seated together. Your party members do not all need to arrive at the same time to check in. If you purchase tickets separately, please reach out to us at info@irsalem.com to let us know which parties you would like seated together.

We offer our full kitchen and bar menu before and during the show.

If you or your party need any accommodations, please email info@infinityroomsalem.com. Infinity Room will provide an ASL interpreter for any show on request.

Masks are appreciated but not required.

No harassment or heckling will be tolerated. 

Online ticket sales end when doors open. If there are still tickets available after doors open, you may purchase them at the door.

No refunds for admission unless a ticket holder tests positive for covid before the show.