a christmas story

Comedy already doesn’t lend itself to a typical lifestyle/routine, but it can become even more tricky when you, inevitably, take on multiple hats within comedy itself. We talk to beloved NYC comedy staple Chloe Radcliffe on balancing time between the journeys of doing stand-up comedy and comedy screenwriting. It’s not so easy to juggle all of those AND get the doctor recommended amount of sleep all the time.

Also, “hot” takes on A Christmas Story Christmas, what separates comedy/drama/dramedy, and more.

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Produced by Jake Kroeger
Music by Brian Granillo
Artwork by Andrew Delman and KT

December 21, 2017

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a christmas story, los angeles, nuart theatre

Rather than just having it playing the background during the holidays, go watch the seminal holiday classic film A Christmas Story as intended in a movie theater on the Eve of Christmas Eve Eve in West LA’s Nuart Theatre at midnight.

Tickets are $12 and you can (and should) get them here.

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The House from “A Christmas Story” Now Available to Stay in as a Hotel

May 3, 2017

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The House from “A Christmas Story” Now Available to Stay in as a Hotel

The Cleveland house was meticulously decorated to resemble the house from the classic Christmas movie, “A Christmas Story”, as a museum.

Now, for $495 a night or ($1995 a night during peak holiday season) you can stay in the house on the private third floor loft and live out the movie as opposed to watching it a dozen or so times on Christmas Eve on cable TV.

That’s right, you can book it year round and indeed have Christmas in July.

Get more details and book it here.

The Comedy Bureau Field Report Ep. 136: Chloe Radcliffe & Importance of Timing (Offstage)

The House from “A Christmas Story” Now Available to Stay in as a Hotel