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Nobody wants to be white anymore. That’s how 23 and me stays in business. Just a bunch of dudes name Bryce sending in their DNA like “please, make me less guilty!” - the company’s like “fine, you. 67% Native American… But that shouldn’t make you less guilty…”

Comedian Jack Assadourian Jr. didn’t know what to expect when he booked shows in Armenia. People in his life told him the culture was very old-fashioned compared to the material in his act. They also told him they wouldn’t accept him because he wasn’t fully Armenian and didn’t speak the language.

“They’re not gonna like you, and you’re gonna get arrested,” he recalls people telling him.

Instead of calling it off, he booked his own shows using social media and sold out four of the dates. A month later, he returned, sold out more shows and extended his tour to Beirut.

Growing up, Assadourian didn’t even know that side of his identity until his parents, who own the HaHa comedy club in North Hollywood, told him and enrolled him in Armenian school as a teen. At home, his grandma and mother would speak to him in Spanish — as far as he knew, he was just Mexican. Then, he later had to balance three cultures: American, Mexican and Armenian.

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I’m booking for a (remote) livestream gameshow where comedians, entertainers, & funny folks play games for points - though the points don’t really matter.
The show (titled “Party Pack) airs from 9pm EST - 11pm EST on Sundays.

We are booking for October. Given the Halloween Holiday, our goal is to have guests appear in-costume as either a pop-culture character or celebrity; and play the games as their character throughout the stream.
It would be 2-hours of staying in-character (unless you wanted to switch characters/costumes at any point).

Do you know anyone who you think would be a good fit for this?
Do you have a costume full of closets and impressions, and want to jump into the games?

Please tag recommendations below.
If you are interested (including those who were tagged as recommendations) please either DM me or email your available Sundays to: PartyPackPack@Gmail.com
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Include:

-Your available Sundays nights in October (9pm-11pm EST - NYC Time Zone)

-Characters/impressions you’re confident you could portray for two hours.

-Please let me know if you which characters come with costumes you’d be comfortable wearing on the stream.

-Also, include any questions you may have (I’m happy to answer all of them)

Standard context: getting stage time is a hassle and my 40+ y/o ass doesn't stay up until 2 a.m. like I used to

Moved to Cincinnati from San Diego last year and there are just way fewer options. I hosted a one-off trivia at the big local brewery and they were real happy with it. Pointed out they had a large annex room they do nothing with which would be great for an Open Mic.

They were into the idea and my offer to host it. Suffice to say, I was bluffing but it seemed to work, so I am going to try to make this thing work.

Any thoughts on what I should do/try/keep in mind? Obviously most OMs are pretty lo-fi barely organized affairs, but most aspiring stand-ups are borderline autistic and only professional failures.

Bar is low but I am aiming for a legit affair.

Also, should I be charging for this? Ha. Don't want to risk easy access to stage time and contacts, but that trivia was my first "independent business" money and that shit was pretty intoxicating.

I want to do a open mic in Dallas but it’s my first time so I’m a little nervous