Don't Tell Comedy

A comedian performs a stand-up routine about being fired during the pandemic. She recounts the awkward moment she accidentally burped into her microphone during a Zoom meeting, leading to her termination. The story concludes with her self-deprecating humor about the situation.

A comedian performs a stand-up routine on stage, discussing her parents' attractiveness. She jokes about her mother being beautiful and her father having a lot of 'it', leading to the punchline that she's still available. The performance includes humorous anecdotes about people assuming her mom is young and her dad is attractive, culminating in a joke where she says it's a terrible day for her because her mom is a hot lady. The setting features plants, a neon sign, and a Dr. Squatch logo.

A comedian takes the stage at a Don't Tell Comedy event, sharing a personal anecdote about telling his therapist he was experiencing 'comedy writer's block.' He recounts the therapist's unexpected advice, leading to a humorous story involving a family member named Carol. The performance captures the essence of stand-up comedy, blending personal experience with comedic timing.

Watch a comedian deliver a stand-up routine about a time he lost control of a classroom while teaching. He recounts a moment where a student asked him if he was a boy or a girl, leading to a comedic and insightful story about his past and identity.

A female comedian performs a stand-up routine at a 'Don't Tell Comedy' event, recounting a humorous story about her eighth-grade music teacher revealing a student had a crush on her. She describes her immediate reaction of disgust and disdain for the boy, calling him 'gross' and a 'loser'. The performance takes place on a small stage in front of a live audience.

A comedian performs a stand-up routine on stage, humorously explaining why giving water to a baby is dangerous. She uses exaggerated facial expressions and gestures to deliver her punchlines about babies needing 'the stuff of life' and the consequences of giving them water.

A comedian takes the stage, launching into a stand-up routine about being pranked by his wife. He recounts the story of her switching his coffee with vodka while he was in the bathroom, a prank that left him confused and questioning his own sobriety. The performance captures the comedic tension and relatable domestic humor of the situation.