Written by: Joseph Santiago

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We reached out to stand-up comedian Sarah Garner during the COVID Quarantine to interview her about stand-up comedy and here is what she had to say.

What other jobs did you do before starting stand up comedy?

I was a preschool teacher. You’d be surprised how well the skillset transfers. Hosting a  show is not that far off from a class of 20 3 year-olds. I was also a nanny and taught music and other stuff. I’ve worked in education for most of my career. Now, I still do some work in education. I have a Master’s degree in Special Education. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on April 5, 2020

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Charlie Barnett’s impact on the world of comedy may be one of the most tragically underreported stories in the comedy industry. He was a selfless comic who gave everything he could to his audiences. He developed a following of struggling performers and artists who tapped into his energy, creativity, and natural delivery. Although Charlie tragically passed away on March 16, 1996, his impact on some of comedy’s greats is still the subject of great discussions. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on April 6, 2020

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We met up with Natalie Cuomo after her show at the New York Comedy Club in Midtown and asked her some questions about stand-up comedy, being a comedian, and here are her answers. What other jobs did you do before starting stand-up comedy? Before doing stand-up, I was a classically trained actor. I studied under the great Wynn Handman, and I completed the conservatory program at Stella Adler Studios in NYC. While doing comedy, I managed a coffee shop in Williamsburg called Variety. I would wake up, do my shift from 6:30 am-2:30 pm, take a nap, and go out and do shows around 7 pm. It was quite a time.

How did you know you wanted to be a comedian?

I’ve loved performing since I was a little kid. I think the moment that energy funneled into comedy was when I began writing my own jokes while I was in the acting conservatory. 

If you weren’t doing comedy, what would you be doing?

If I wasn’t doing comedy, I would live in the middle of nowhere on a mountainside, with sheep and goats, and a vegetable farm. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 26, 2020

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From the beginning of time, stand-up comedians have told jokes about the similarity of their career path to being a stripper or even a prostitute.  They will be now telling jokes from the same platform as sex workers use to sexually pleasure themselves for tip money.

CamSoda is created CamSodaLive, a no-cost service for entertainment businesses to live stream comedy shows and help monetize them for the comedians. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago

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STAND UP NY joins the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic by asking comedy lovers to stay home. Tuesday, March 17, they kick off a comedy marathon of 50 comedians performing on stage from 10 am-10:30 pm.

As part of the comedy community, Stand Up NY hopes to keep people laughing through this chaotic time while giving comics the opportunity to continue honing their craft and keeping the comedy community safe.

Club Owner Dani Zoldan said, “We understand these are difficult times for everyone and we’d like to offer people some comic relief.” read more

5 Of The Best Comedy Shows to watch in NYC

Written by: Joseph Santiago

Here is our guide to the best NYC stand-up comedy shows that are happening Sunday, March 15, 2020.

Note: Because of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak that has been a global pandemic. Here the New York state does have a ban on large gatherings of more than 500 people, many major events have been canceled.

However, the majority of all comedy shows are way less than 500 people, so let’s not live in panic and in fear. Let’s give ourselves the best medicine, which I believe is laughter and joy. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 14, 2020

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Our guide to the best NYC stand-up comedy shows that are happening this weekend.

Note: Because of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak and the New York state’s does have a ban on gatherings of more than 500 people, many major events have been canceled. However, the majority of all comedy shows are way less than 500 people.

Use the promo code: ComedyIsMedicine for a 25% discount on all NYC comedy shows. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 13, 2020

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Our guide to the best NYC stand-up comedy shows that are happening this weekend.

Note: Because of the coronavirus outbreak and the New York state does have a ban on gatherings of more than 500 people, many major events have been cancelled. However, the majority of all comedy shows are way less than 500 people.

Use the promo code: ComedyIsMedicine for a 25% discount on all NYC comedy shows.

‘New York Comedy Club’ in the East Village (March 13, 7 p.m.). On The Offensive with Mike Feeney ft. Ashley Hesseltine, Mike Cannon, and Krystyna Hutchinson’s “On The Offensive” is some of the most unique comedy shows running in New York City. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 6, 2020

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Tony Woods, who was the first person Dave Chappelle mentioned when he accepted the Mark Twain Prize, has never starred in a movie or headlined his own sitcom or talk show. But few comics today are more naturally funny or have been as influential.

Dave Chappelle accepted his Mark Twain Price on Sunday. The price is comedy’s most prestigious honour. However, with a star cast audience in attendance, which includes Jon Stewart, Tiffany Haddish, and Sarah Silverman among others, he singled out a not-so-familiar name in comedy circles in his speech. Tony Woods. read more

Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 1, 2020

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The world-famous Miami Improv Comedy Club is one of those clubs that has been the launchpad for most of the biggest names and greats in comedy.

Miami Improv Comedy Club was formerly located in Coconut Grove but is presently delivering the laughs out west in Doral. It is the newest comedy club in the location that carries the torch from its previous location.

There’s no shortage of incredible performances presented here as you drink and dine inside the City Place Doral Plaza. read more