Tue, Nov 24
Marc Maron - Stand-Up Show
You have been carrying something for years that you have never said out loud in a room with other people in it. Not because it is dramatic - because saying it would make it real. So you keep quietly hoping a stranger will say it first, badly and on purpose, so you can finally laugh at it instead of holding it.
That trade is what this room has been running for decades. The Coronet seats fewer than three hundred and the phones go away - not silenced, away, in a pouch - which means whatever happens in there happens once, for the people who actually showed up. Comics use that. They bring the material that is still bleeding, the hour that is not ready, the thing they would never try anywhere a camera gets to decide what counts. Maron has been mining his own wiring in front of audiences since before podcasting was a word for it, and this is where that work gets done rather than performed.
Will call opens at 6, doors at 7, the show is at 8, at 366 N La Cienega. The regulars here already know each other by sight.
You have been carrying something for years that you have never said out loud in a room with other people in it. Not because it is dramatic - because saying it would make it real. So you keep quietly hoping a stranger will say it first, badly and on purpose, so you can finally laugh at it instead of holding it.
That trade is what this room has been running for decades. The Coronet seats fewer than three hundred and the phones go away - not silenced, away, in a pouch - which means whatever happens in there happens once, for the people who actually showed up. Comics use that. They bring the material that is still bleeding, the hour that is not ready, the thing they would never try anywhere a camera gets to decide what counts. Maron has been mining his own wiring in front of audiences since before podcasting was a word for it, and this is where that work gets done rather than performed.
Will call opens at 6, doors at 7, the show is at 8, at 366 N La Cienega. The regulars here already know each other by sight.
That trade is what this room has been running for decades. The Coronet seats fewer than three hundred and the phones go away - not silenced, away, in a pouch - which means whatever happens in there happens once, for the people who actually showed up. Comics use that. They bring the material that is still bleeding, the hour that is not ready, the thing they would never try anywhere a camera gets to decide what counts. Maron has been mining his own wiring in front of audiences since before podcasting was a word for it, and this is where that work gets done rather than performed.
Will call opens at 6, doors at 7, the show is at 8, at 366 N La Cienega. The regulars here already know each other by sight.
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You have been carrying something for years that you have never said out loud in a room with other people in it. Not because it is dramatic - because saying it would make it real. So you keep quietly hoping a stranger will say it first, badly and on purpose, so you can finally laugh at it instead of holding it.
That trade is what this room has been running for decades. The Coronet seats fewer than three hundred and the phones go away - not silenced, away, in a pouch - which means whatever happens in there happens once, for the people who actually showed up. Comics use that. They bring the material that is still bleeding, the hour that is not ready, the thing they would never try anywhere a camera gets to decide what counts. Maron has been mining his own wiring in front of audiences since before podcasting was a word for it, and this is where that work gets done rather than performed.
Will call opens at 6, doors at 7, the show is at 8, at 366 N La Cienega. The regulars here already know each other by sight.
That trade is what this room has been running for decades. The Coronet seats fewer than three hundred and the phones go away - not silenced, away, in a pouch - which means whatever happens in there happens once, for the people who actually showed up. Comics use that. They bring the material that is still bleeding, the hour that is not ready, the thing they would never try anywhere a camera gets to decide what counts. Maron has been mining his own wiring in front of audiences since before podcasting was a word for it, and this is where that work gets done rather than performed.
Will call opens at 6, doors at 7, the show is at 8, at 366 N La Cienega. The regulars here already know each other by sight.
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