
State of Comedy is an art-meets-commerce digest celebrating all mediums of comedy. Industry-focused, comedian friendly — consider this your free scouting report for funny emerging talent .
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Everyone I talk to — industry, writers, comedy fans — “wants to see more original comedies these days.” I hear it constantly. But what can you do to help, really, when the ease of rebooting existing IP makes “discovery” feel like a chore? W...
As the festival comes to a close, everyone keeps asking me what's been good in Scotland this year. So.... I decided to speculate. (Simply put: I wasn’t there.)
Without being hyperbolic, I’ll say it: I love the Edinburgh Fringe Festival mor...
Say no to brain rot — enjoy this digest of good and funny stuff from the beep boops.
Howdy, happy Monday, and welcome to August. Here’s another comedy-to-know roundup, from me to you!
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Happy Summer, readers!
This is my tribute to John Rosenberger, a New York comedy icon and dear friend to literally, impossibly, everyone.
I’ve got some sad news to start your week. (I’m very sorry — I promise you’ll be okay.)
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The writers behind this newsletter.
An industry digest of emerging voices in comedy.
I am a stand-up comedian based in Brooklyn, NY. When I’m not doing comedy, I’m patiently waiting for the New York Mets to win the World Series. My favorite Family Guy character is Stewie.
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Founder & CEO, the Black List. Film & TV producer. Politics and football (soccer) person. Vanity Fair contributing editor. American Cinematheque and Gotham board member.
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