Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David Reunite for Netflix’s Expansive 2026 Comedy Festival

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David, creators of the iconic series ‘Seinfeld,’ will share the stage again after years apart. The duo headlines a live podcast event debating episodes from their groundbreaking show. Their appearance anchors Netflix’s largest comedy festival to date.

The festival spans over 350 live events across multiple Los Angeles venues. Iconic locations include the Hollywood Bowl, the Greek Theatre, the Intuit Dome, and the Comedy Store. Performances range from stand-up specials to variety shows and podcast tapings.

Flight of the Conchords reunites for their first Los Angeles show since 2016. The duo marks their first live performance in eight years. Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein revive ‘Portlandia’ characters in a special reunion event.

Kevin Hart hosts a comedy competition featuring live semifinals and finals. The event searches for emerging talent through streamed rounds. Shane Gillis headlines a dedicated night at the Hollywood Bowl with guest performers.

John Mulaney returns to the Hollywood Bowl for his third festival appearance. Katt Williams and Nate Bargatze each command the Intuit Dome stage. Bargatze records a new Netflix special during his set.

Other major acts include Bill Burr, Adam Sandler, Seth Rogen, Ali Wong, Nikki Glaser, and Sarah Silverman. Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel, Tiffany Haddish, and Bert Kreischer lead additional high-profile shows. Jon Stewart hosts a benefit variety event for autism support.

Spanish-language comedy reaches new scale with Feid and Marcello Hernández co-headlining the largest such show at the Bowl. Lizzo curates a night featuring Eric André and Nikki Glaser. Jelly Roll hosts a themed comedy evening.

Additional events feature screenings of classics like ‘The Princess Bride’ with Cary Elwes and ‘The Naked Gun’ with David Zucker. Tributes honor Pee-wee Herman with Patton Oswalt hosting. Podcast lineups include David Letterman, Theo Von, and Kill Tony.

The roster extends to performers such as Steve Carell, Pete Davidson, Chelsea Handler, Hasan Minhaj, Tom Segura, Wanda Sykes, and Ramy Youssef. Venues also host Nick Cannon’s ‘Wild ‘n Out,’ Bob Odenkirk’s family-friendly show, and a Dodgers-themed night with Ken Jeong and Will Smith.

Netflix positions the festival as its flagship live comedy showcase. The lineup emphasizes established stars alongside reunion draws and competition formats. Additional performers and events remain under announcement.

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