This event is at 6:00PM PT/9:00PM ET

The show will be approximately 60 minutes, followed by a VIP Meet and Greet

“The greatest thing to happen to stand-up comedy since the invention of the microphone.” - British GQ
Set List is the infamous edge-of-your-seat improvised stand-up show many of the world’s very best comedians love to do, including the late and very wonderful Robin Williams, who raved about doing it

Fast and furiously funny, Set List’s unique take on the mixed-bill show sees great comedians thinking on their feet, absolutely at their best and absolutely sh*tting themselves (in a good way) as they don’t know in advance until they learn—at the exact same time as the audience does—what will appear on the Set List flashed up before them. Each comedian is given an original, never-before-seen set list of topics (projected onscreen so the audience can follow along, in real time) and must not only instantly create a, spontaneous and original stand-up set on the spot, but also perform this as if it was their already well-honed existing set.

No two comedians think the same and it’s a chance for the audience to peer inside their minds, and observe how they craft their own particular style of comedy right from the moment of creation. One topic—a hundred billion possibilities! No pre-existing material allowed—it’s all improvised. Created by Troy Conrad and produced by him, Paul Provenza, and Barbara Romen.

Set List is performed around the world at festivals including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Montreal’s Just for Laughs, Adelaide and Melbourne. Fearless Set List guests have included Tim Minchin, Trevor Noah, Jimmy Carr, Russell Peters, Robin Williams, Dara O’Briain, Greg Proops, Drew Carey, Roseanne Barr, Rich Hall, Wil Anderson, Marc Maron, Matt Kirshen, Daniel Sloss, Hannibal Buress, Beardyman, Axis of Awesome, Piff the Magic Dragon, Richard Herring, Simon Munnery, Dave Gorman, Robin Ince, Gilbert Gottfried, Josie Long, Reggie Watts, Pajama Men, Bob Odenkirk, Bobcat Goldthwait, Eddie Izzard, plus many more.

Hosted by Paul Provenza. Featuring the improv skills of Ben Gleib. Rest of lineup TBA.

ABOUT NOWHERE:

When COVID-19 hit, every comedian lost their ability to tour. Nowhere Comedy is a way around that - a full live comedy show experience from the comfort of your home (assuming your home is comfortable). Watch your favorite touring acts while they can't tour. And since there's no travel costs, tickets are more affordable to fans!

RULES AND PROCEDURES:

This show is limited, so don't wait to purchase your ticket.

Your ticket gets you access to the show on Zoom. Please make sure to download the Zoom app on your phone or computer ahead of time. We encourage the audience to keep their mics on so that everyone can hear the laughter. If your mic is on, please make sure you are in a quiet environment. If there is hum or background noise, try wearing headphones. You are welcome to have your video on or off. Please be respectful: if you interrupt the performance or do anything inappropriate on video you will be locked out of the show.

Upon purchase, you will be emailed a Zoom link - DO NOT SHARE IT. Only one person can use each link, and if more than one person tries to use it, both people will be locked out of the show.

DISCLAIMER:

Nowhere Comedy is providing a service via the use of Zoom’s platform, a platform we do not own or control. By purchasing a ticket you agree that any problems or issues caused by using zoom’s technology are not the responsibility of Nowhere Comedy, but if necessary can be taken up by you directly with Zoom itself.

By purchasing a ticket you are acknowledging you are aware audio and video of the show will be recorded, and you grant the comedians and Nowhere Comedy the irrevocable permission to utilize the footage and your likeness as contained therein, in any way, throughout the universe in perpetuity, so long as the context is not changed to alter the meaning of the original interaction, or to imply an endorsement of any kind. You are welcome to keep your camera off if you prefer not to be seen. That said, most shows will not utilize the recording for anything, as the shows are generally only seen live.