

Myth: Women Aren’t Funny — Let’s Set the Record Straight
“Women aren’t funny” is a tired myth—and it’s time to bury it. Learn how women in comedy are rewriting the rules, leading shows, and turning the punchline back on outdated bias.
“Women aren’t funny” is a tired myth—and it’s time to bury it. Learn how women in comedy are rewriting the rules, leading shows, and turning the punchline back on outdated bias.
Think comedians live glamorous, hilarious lives 24/7? Think again. Bust the top myths about being a stand-up comic with this funny, honest guide to the real life behind the laughs.
Learn how to turn real-life experiences into stand-up comedy gold. This guide helps comedians craft personal stories into tight, funny, and relatable material—without losing the laughs (or the point).
New to comedy or wondering how you can be better? Learn the dos and don’ts of open mic etiquette—onstage and online—so you can crush your set without making rookie mistakes.
Need help staying sharp between gigs? These five comedy writing exercises will boost your joke-writing skills and keep your creative brain in top shape.
Wondering what to wear on stage as a stand-up comedian? This guide shares real-world wardrobe tips that help you dress with confidence and perform your best—no sequins required.
Learn how to handle feedback from comics, instructors, bookers, and even friends without getting defensive. This guide will help you grow your comedy career with grace and professionalism.
Discover why persistence pays off in stand-up comedy. Learn how to handle setbacks, avoid social media missteps, and build a lasting comedy career with confidence and resilience.
Want to sell more tickets to your comedy shows? Discover why inconsistent posting, ignoring engagement, and failing to promote yourself is sabotaging your success—and how to fix it!
Plauzzable is making it easier than ever to stay connected with your favorite comedians and upcoming events! We’re excited to introduce on-site notifications and browser push notifications, ensuring you never miss a comedy event.
Overcome stage fright with these expert comedy tips! Learn how to channel nerves, engage your audience, and build confidence on stage.
Comedy isn’t free! Learn why comedians should charge for tickets instead of relying on tips—and how it leads to bigger earnings and career growth.
Knowing the difference between a show, an open mic, a workshop, a podcast, and a tech rehearsal is essential. Labeling an event correctly sets the right expectations—so let’s break it all down!
Since COVID, online comedy has continued to grow through the use of video streaming platforms like Zoom, StreamYard, and Twitch. However, none of these platforms are designed specifically for comedians llooking to monetize their content without barriers.
For comedians looking to monetize their craft, existing platforms like Patreon and OnlyFans often require constant content creation to maintain subscriber engagement. This can be exhausting, pulling focus away from the actual performance.
Enter Plauzzable—a platform designed with comedians in mind, offering a straight-forward and transparent business model that outshines traditional monetization schemes. Here’s how Plauzzable’s approach is designed for comedians:
A great comedian profile is like a punchline that lands perfectly—unexpected, delightful, and memorable. Let’s break down why a good photo and bio are your best friends, and what happens when you leave it blank.
Promoting an online show on social media is an art and a bit of a science. Here’s the lowdown on what comedians can expect and how to make those online laughs turn into ticket sales.
The new year is the perfect time for comedians to set fresh goals and think about what’s next in their comedy journey. Whether it’s performing more consistently, growing your audience, or earning a steady income from your craft, ...
Aspiring comedians often imagine a future where their wit and humor bring laughter to audiences worldwide. While natural talent is a great starting point, building a successful comedy career requires much more than just being funny.