David Boyle
David Boyle
Day 349 - The Future Of Comedy
Day 349 - The Future Of Comedy
Day 349 - The Future Of Comedy
Thursday 30th April 2020
Join David Boyle as he explores the future of stand-up comedy and live streaming in 'Day 349 - The Future of Comedy' on 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle on Comedy's New Era: From Stage to Screen
They're not going to let you cram a couple of hundred people into live venues anymore- not for at least another fucking Two Years, because they're going to start letting people back out in A Few Weeks and they'll give us enough time to stretch your legs. Get a little bit of fucking in, drinking, in fight a little bit, have a big party and then someone will cough and we'll be back in isolation. And then standup will just be autistic comedians performing to autistic people on their screens.
Ever wondered how the world of stand-up comedy is evolving in the digital age? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle dives into the shifting landscape of comedy during the pandemic. Boyle reflects on how live venues have been hit hard, predicting that cramming hundreds of people into a room might not happen for another two years. Instead, he envisions a future where comedians perform to audiences through their screens.
Boyle humorously suggests that stand-up might become a realm where autistic comedians entertain autistic viewers online. With his signature blend of wit and candor, Boyle discusses the challenges and opportunities that come with live streaming comedy. He shares his thoughts on how this new format impacts the essence of stand-up, offering a mix of serious insights and light-hearted commentary.
Whether you're a comedy enthusiast or just curious about how the industry is adapting, this episode provides an engaging look at what might be next for stand-up comedy.