Bresha Webb’s New Comedy Special “LOL Live with Bresha Webb” to Stream on Disney+ and Hulu Starting Aug. 7

Actor and comedian Bresha Webb’s new comedy special, “LOL Live with Bresha Webb,” is set to begin streaming on Disney+ and Hulu on Aug. 7, according to NPR’s Arts coverage.

In the interview, NPR host A Martinez talks with Webb about the special and about what drives her to perform. The segment centers on Webb’s description of performing as something intrinsic to her nature, framing the special as both a comedic showcase and an expression of her long-running relationship with live audiences and onstage work.

The NPR conversation is part of the network’s “A Martinez” interview series format, which typically pairs an entertainment release with direct remarks from the artist about the creative process and the personal motivations behind the work.

While specific segments of the special are not detailed in the NPR preview, the announcement confirms the project’s rollout date and highlights that the program is being placed on major streaming platforms that have become primary outlets for comedy specials reaching broad family and general-audience viewers.

Comedy specials released on streaming services often differ from stand-up sets staged solely for a theater crowd, with editing and production choices designed for viewers at home. In that context, Webb’s remarks about performing as an everyday inclination suggest that “LOL Live” is intended to preserve the immediacy associated with stand-up while translating it for a digital release.

The Aug. 7 start date means the program will enter the same window as other late-summer streaming releases, when audiences tend to watch at home and when platforms promote new titles across subscribers. For viewers, the practical next step is to check Disney+ and Hulu listings on or after that date for the debut of “LOL Live with Bresha Webb.”