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Pick of the Day: Performance Anxiety (in LA) 4/26

April 21, 2022

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LA has had a penchant for doing comedy shows in odd places for decades, long before any sort of pandemic reached the county line.

One of those spots was the famed adult toy store, The Pleasure Chest, that featured the bi-weekly delight known as Performance Anxiety, hosted by Eli Olsberg. The last Performance Anxiety that was on the books was on Mar. 10, 2020 and it has been so long since that time that we forgot to see if it might even come back or if there would ever be anything to happen live and in person back at The Pleasure Chest.

Thankfully, it’s another thing that is confidently coming back to this side of the pandemic on Tues. Apr. 26th at 8PM PT (with the same nice price that they had in 2020, $7) and the same sort of fantastic line-up of comics surrounded by a bunch of sex toys and accessories.

This very first post-lockdown Performance Anxiety will feature the likes of Adam Conover, Joe Mande, River Butcher, Blair Socci, Hampton Yount, Dana Donnelly, and Subhah Agarwal.

Go get your tickets right now right here for one of the kinkier comedy shows that you’ll ever go to.

Pick of the Day: Comedy For People Who Hate Joe Rogan 5/6

May 3, 2021

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So, Baltimore-based comedian Sophie Connell has had this recurring virtual stand-up showcase where she features, “four comedians from differing backgrounds.” There are plenty of virtual stand-ups that do feature diverse talent, but we this one just happens to have the timely name of Comedy for People Who Hate Joe Rogan.

Given his, at best, wishy-washy stance on the COVID-19 vaccine that caused national controversy as he expressed said stance on his podcast The Joe Rogan Experience, one of the biggest podcasts around, comedy or otherwise (Spotify paid him $100 million to go exclusive with their streaming service).

So, this live-stream pushes for other voices that you might want to hear (including very funny guests Erica Switzer, Subhah Agarwal, and Baltimore-based comedians Michael Furr and Robin Hazel).

This latest edition of Comedy For People Who Hate Joe Rogan is set to go live on Thurs. May 6th at 5PM PT/8PM ET and is free to stream, if you RSVP here.

February 25, 2020

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This Thursday, it will have been a year since Peacock started prancing around Club Tee Gee over in the lovely part of LA known as Atwater Village. In that time, it has quickly grown into a neatly packed and produced, tight stand-up show that has become a neighborhood (and LA) favorite on Thursday nights. Going for an entire year, especially when you’re maintaining a high quality show every week is incredibly difficult and deserves a nod of admiration (in person at this week’s show preferably)

So, join host Kiran Deol and a very, very special, extra stacked line-up all for the always nice price of a $5 suggested donation to celebrate Peacock’s One Year Anniversary.

August 7, 2019

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Naomi Ekperigin and Andy Beckerman are back again with their very lovely, paired storytelling show/podcast, Couples Therapy.

Couples of all kinds, significant others, best friends, etc. share their stories together on stage for, what we’d like to think, is the often the best version of those stories. Also, Naomi and Andy, as hosts, always inspire “relationship goals” as they are a perfectly matched duo on stage.

This edition of Couples Therapy will include:

Nico Santos & Lauren Ash
Sabrina Jalees & Jeffery Self
Amber Nelson & John Milheiser
Sean White & Subhah Agarwal

Tickets are $8 in adv. at $10 at door. Go get ‘em in advance here.

Win Tickets to See Mike Lawrence, Subhah Agarwal, Aisling Bea, and Natalie Palamides at Next Week’s Hot Tub

March 16, 2018

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Next week’s Hot Tub has a Roast Battle champ, a writer for The Jim Jefferies Show, a wonderful Irish comedian, and a Powerpuff Girl. Sounds pretty great, right? Of course it does! We’ve possibly got a pair of tickets for you! Enter to win here: http://thecomedybureau.dola.com/giveaways

Check Out The New Web Video Kids on The Block “Internet Action Force”

March 7, 2015

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A whole brand spankin’ new web video site known as Internet Action Force has just launched this week. The likes of John DeVore from Conan, Lea Palmieri, Carol Hartsell from HuffPoComedy, Nick Poppy from Comedy Central, and Sam Grittner have come together to bring a whole steady stream of great funny web videos.

Already, they’ve got a pretty good thing going with:

A Disgruntled Brother Helping his Sister Do a DIY Craft Web Series
Cosby Sweater Support Group
American Try Looking in the Mirror for The First Time
Explaining Your Tweets
Ad for OkCupid Being Free When Tinder Is Going to Start Charging
Apathetic Nerd
Ad for Internet Address Availability Service

In those videos, you’ll see that Internet Action Force works with a lot of other funny folks including Team Submarine, Subhah Agarwal, Anna Drezen, Robert Dean, Sabrina Jalees, and more.

So, spend some time getting to know Internet Action Force as they seem pretty cool.

Modern Comedian Shows The Open Mic Life with Subhah Agarwal

September 9, 2013

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Open mics are an unavoidable part of being a comedian. They’re often brutal and, in fact, you shouldn’t think of them any other way, but they are also crucial to developing your voice as a comedian so when you do a big show, you don’t fuck it up (hopefully).

Scott Moran’s amazing series Modern Comedian for PBS Digital follows up and coming comedian Subhah Agarwal who grinds it out at open mics in NYC as much as humanly possible and exhibits how hard work and focus can be quite rewarding in comedy. Watch the episode here.