While we’re all stuck in self-isolation for who knows how long, we might as well have some laughs, right?
Right.
Check this page out to see what cooped up comedians are doing to entertain you—and, let’s be real, themselves—during this Pandemic. We’ll be updating this page regularly as we receive more comedy resources!
And if you’ve found a funny thing on the interwebs that you’d like to share, submit it via our Comedy from Quarantine submission form.
Comedy from Quarantine epic roundup attempt
Flatten the curve. Heighten the laughs. We hope you find some things here that make you chuckle, at the very least.
Virtual events
These are upcoming one-time virtual events or shows.
Finding Improv in Social Technology (AlternaFIST)
Virtual improv and storytelling performances from DC comedians. Find a Zoom link in the FB invite.
When: Starts March 21 at 7:30pm
Creators: Caroline Howe and Beth Lyons
Show your appreciation: Tickets are free, but you can make donations to the artists and DC nonprofits listed in the event invite.
Digital content
Find and follow this content on creators’ websites or social media channels.
The Corona Tapes
DC actor and comedian Tess Higgins will recreate your favorite scene from a TV show or movie. And she’ll play all the characters!
Creator: Tess Higgins
Show your appreciation: To recreate a scene (or support the cause), Tess requests $5 via Venmo. You can DM her on Facebook for her Venmo handle.
Miscellaneous
I didn’t know where to put these kinds of links! So here they are, part of miscellany!
NC Comedy Festival Online Comedy Contest
Greensboro’s comedy festival was supposed to take place the week of March 20. Live shows are currently pushed back until summer 2020. However, NC Comedy Festival organizers have moved part of the event online.
Submit funny videos with your pets as part of their first biweekly online contest. Winners will be awarded a small cash prize. Winners of the first contest will be determined on March 27.
OozeBear
OozeBear is a website and app that lets you do audio improv online with a live audience. You can also join jams or submit to their Tiny Improv Festival (winners determined on May 2).
