Madcaps Comedy

02/09/2025

31/08/2025

One of the best to ever do it. There’s entertainment and comedy, then there’s your jokes… you’re up in 1 min, follow that—

09/12/2024

Mad Love

Ladies and gentlemen, family, friends, and fans of Madcaps Comedy Club,
We gathered last night not to mourn the loss of a cherished institution, but to celebrate a legacy that has brought so much laughter, joy, and connection to New Smyrna Beach and beyond.

Madcaps Comedy Club, was more than just a venue—it was a sanctuary for laughter, a home for comedians, and a place where strangers became friends, united by the power of humor.
Adam and Jamie, the heart and soul behind Madcaps, were the comedy "mom and dad" of this vibrant community. They didn’t just run a club—they nurtured talent, supported performers, and fostered an environment where comedy and comics could flourish. It wasn’t just about the punchlines, though those were world-class. It was about the care they put into every show, every set, and every guest who walked through the door.

For years, Madcaps was a beacon for up-and-coming comics, providing them with a stage to find their voice. But it was also a place for established legends to reconnect with their roots, to remind themselves of the magic that brought them into this world in the first place: the joy of making people laugh.

Adam and Jamie never just booked shows—they built a family. Whether you were a performer or an audience member, you were always treated like you belonged. They made sure everyone knew that comedy was a shared experience that transcended all boundaries.

But it wasn’t just the comedy that made Madcaps so special—it was the love, the energy, and the passion that Adam and Jamie put into every aspect of their club. Their commitment to creating a space where people could come together, laugh together, and leave feeling lighter, brighter, and more connected to the world around them is a gift that will live on in all of us.

Madcaps was more than a club; it was a community. Adam and Jamie ensured that anyone who walked through those doors felt welcome, valued, and a little bit happier. They believed that laughter was medicine, and through Madcaps, they gave that gift to thousands of people over the years. The joy they spread was not just in their comedy shows, but in the very way they interacted with the world—warmly, authentically, and generously.

Though Madcaps may no longer stand as a physical space, the impact it created will resonate for generations. The countless comedians who graced that stage, the fans who shared those unforgettable nights of laughter, and the community that was built there—all of us carry a piece of Madcaps with us.

The love and spirit of the club will continue to inspire and uplift all of us as we move forward.

Comics, thank you for sharing your vision, your hearts, and your unwavering support for us and the comedy community. You didn’t just help build a club—you built a family. And though Madcaps may be gone, its spirit will live on forever in every laugh, every joke, and every memory we carry forward.

Rest in peace, Madcaps Comedy Club.

Thank you, Jamie Lowery, for everything. You have given me more than I could ever repay.

08/12/2024

Madcaps Award Show and Final Hang. COMICS & THEIR LOVERS ONLY. Tonight we celebrate the life of Madcaps Comedy and all the comics that made it a club, and us a comedy family.

03/12/2024

SAT IS OUR FINAL CURTAIN
We had to make a tough decision. Madcaps is more than a business. More than a bottomline. More than a comedy club. It’s our baby. It was our home for three years night after night. Shows four nights a week after daytime real-life, working and parenting. My wife Jamie gave her all. I dedicated my life. Our staff, comics, and patrons became our friends. This town became our home. And we became a family. Madcaps birthed comedy stars, collected memories and changed lives. It brought strangers together that left feeling like family. It challenged us, comedians and this little town. It made comics, and brought laughter to New Smyrna Beach. Some hated us. More thanked us. I wish I counted how many of you I watched walking out smiling and laughing. I tried to thank each and every one of you personally. Bringing laughter to our not so little beach town, and helping comics grow in their journey have been two of the best things about owning Madcaps.

So many came to us after hurricane Ian trying to forget they just lost everything. You came on your birthdays, anniversaries, date-nights, work parties and family outings. You came with your best friends, co-workers, old college sisters and Army brothers. Some came alone just to get away or just to show support. You shared your time with us as much as the comics shared their lives with you. For these past three years you all became our friends. Many of you sat in those ugly red chairs waiting for the show to start hoping the comics were going to be funny. While at the same time, those comics sat in the greenroom on that ugly red couch hoping their jokes were going to land. We got to watch that night after night. Comics living their passion and dreams, and crowds waiting in suspense only to be left exhausted from laughter as they exited thanking those very comics. I will miss that with all my heart.

14/11/2024

TONIGHT SPECIAL EVENT!

28/10/2024

The Final Curtain - DEC 7TH

We had to make a tough decision. Madcaps is more than a business. More than a bottomline. More than a comedy club. It’s our baby. It was our home for three years night after night. Shows four nights a week after daytime real-life, working and parenting. My wife Jamie gave her all. I dedicated my life. Our staff, comics, and patrons became our friends. This town became our home. And we became a family. Madcaps birthed comedy stars, collected memories and changed lives. It brought strangers together that left feeling like family. It challenged us, comedians and this little town. It made comics, and brought laughter to New Smyrna Beach. Some hated us. More thanked us. I wish I counted how many of you I watched walking out smiling and laughing. I tried to thank each and every one of you personally. Bringing laughter to our not so little beach town, and helping comics grow in their journey have been two of the best things about owning Madcaps.

So many came to us after hurricane Ian trying to forget they just lost everything. You came on your birthdays, anniversaries, date-nights, work parties and family outings. You came with your best friends, co-workers, old college sisters and Army brothers. Some came alone just to get away or just to show support. You shared your time with us as much as the comics shared their lives with you. For these past three years you all became our friends. Many of you sat in those ugly red chairs waiting for the show to start hoping the comics were going to be funny. While at the same time, those comics sat in the greenroom on that ugly red couch hoping their jokes were going to land. We got to watch that night after night. Comics living their passion and dreams, and crowds waiting in suspense only to be left exhausted from laughter as they exited thanking those very comics. I will miss that with all my heart.

Our friends became our staff and our staff became our friends. We could have never made it three+ years and two clubs without Max and Andy. They were ride or die to the end. From the beginning and throughout friends like Amy, Anna, Cindy, and even their husbands stepped in and helped us run night after night. In Palm Coast it was Andy, Jessie and Devin that made it all happen. Kenny and Capt Jon our current door guys have been a blessing. We love you all very much. Thank you for all your help.

It is not with regret that I email you this information today. It is with gratefulness and appreciation for what Madcaps provided in all of our lives. Even if for just a short-while. Life is a short ride. I will be forever grateful for God allowing me to be a part of Madcaps and giving me a family because of it. Blessings don’t always appear how you think they will.

Gratefully,

Adam and Jamie Lowery

MADCAPS COMEDY CLUB WILL ONLY BE OPEN ON SATURDAYS AND OUR FINAL CURTAIN WILL BE ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 7TH 8PM.