Booking guides, comedy night know-how and news from the roster.
A plain-English guide to the comedy technical rider: mic, PA, lighting, stage and sightlines, plus a list of tech questions to send your venue before the event.
Read Post →What sits inside a comedian's fee, which parts of your event brief push it up or down, and how to get a quote you can take to finance.
Read Post →A look inside the warm-up comedian's job at a studio recording, from housekeeping to filling retakes, and what the credit tells you when you are booking for a filmed event.
Read Post →Open air breaks up laughter, so festival and outdoor comedy bills need shorter sets, more acts and a compere with real authority. What to change, and what to ask production.
Read Post →Olaf Falafel won the (Some Guy Called) Dave Joke of the Fringe 2026 with three jokes in the top ten. Here is how corporate bookers should read a joke award.
Read Post →Student union comedy nights fail for different reasons than corporate gigs do. Here is what changes when your audience can walk out, your venue is a bar, and your committee turns over every year.
Read Post →Booking corporate comedy is the highest-stakes entertainment decision most event planners make. Here is how to get it right first time.
Read Post →Skip the research - tell us the room and we will match the comedian.
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