How secret, backyard shows keep L.A.'s underground comedy scene standing strong
Little Secret, Sellout Comedy and the Green Room continue the tradition of L.A. shows free from the constraints of traditional comedy clubs
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Little Secret, Sellout Comedy and the Green Room continue the tradition of L.A. shows free from the constraints of traditional comedy clubs
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Greg Proops, the club's co-founders and many others. They even created a physical location for Nowhere — a studio where willing comics can perform on an actual stage in front of 30 feet of video screens where the audience is 'seated.' It's as close to an in-person comedy performance any digital venue has achieved, Gleib says. Challenging as they can be, virtual shows offer a unique space to connect with an audience. Gleib finds that crowd work is more on-the-mark when you can see inside someone's house. The popularity of Nowhere also revealed the appetite for live comedy in parts of the wor...
Greg Proops, the club's co-founders and many others. They even created a physical location for Nowhere — a studio where willing comics can perform on an actual stage in front of 30 feet of video screens where the audience is 'seated.' It's as close to an in-person comedy performance any digital venue has achieved, Gleib says. Challenging as they can be, virtual shows offer a unique space to connect with an audience. Gleib finds that crowd work is more on-the-mark when you can see inside someone's house. The popularity of Nowhere also revealed the appetite for live comedy in parts of the wor...