How to Get Booked at a Comedy Club, According to the People Who Do the Booking
How to get booked at a comedy club, from the people who book them: what the Comedy Cellar and NY Improv bookers look for, the email that works, bringer shows, and pay.
How to get booked at a comedy club, from the people who book them: what the Comedy Cellar and NY Improv bookers look for, the email that works, bringer shows, and pay.
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