The Stand-Up Comedy Database
SUCDb, on one page → The records D.O.C. runs on, each with its source and the date it was checked. The comedians Career profiles of stand-ups past and present, each with its sources. Milestones The biggest crowds, the stadium firsts, the top tours — each from its source. Screen Stars Know them from a show or a film? Type the title: the stand-ups in it, and when each is next on stage. Stand-Up Comedy in the News New tours, specials, festivals and awards from the comedy press, each linked to the comedian's record. Launching pads Kill Tony, SNL, Carson, Def Comedy Jam, The Daily Show, Last Comic Standing, Just for Laughs, The Second City, The Comedy Store, BET's ComicView, MADtv, In Living Color — who came through, who is on stage now. Find your comedy lane Twelve rounds: guess who said the line, say whether you liked it, and find your kind of funny. See Them Now Where the comics D.O.C. follows are on stage, on TV and on record right now. Who gets a record What goes in, what never does — and why a famous name may not be here. Your SUCDb record For comics: write it, keep it, correct it — your version outranks ours.For the working comic
Comic's Corner, on one page → The tools below as pictures, grouped: get up, get better, get there, get seen.Get up
Stage TimeOpen mics in Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth and Austin, and starting a room anywhere Gig BoardCalls for comics from the rooms — paid spots, hosts, private nights — and where to look meanwhile Club DirectoryThe clubs on one map: the nights, open mics, how to get booked Nerves & HecklersStage fright, the hour before, hecklers — and keeping the show safeGet better
Comic CritiquePaste a set’s transcript: your filler, pace, swearing and silences Clean vs. DirtyTwelve rounds on what goes in your act Road MapsWhere you are, your next ninety days, what a gig leaves you The Writers’ RoomYour first five, an idea to a tight five, twenty joke shapes, writing for hire The Working ComicTaxes, corporate and college dates, socials, travel, fans — the life around the set The D.O.C. BookFrom Writing to Touring: over 1,000 pages, over 450 topics, fully illustrated The Hollywood EffectFake jobs, fees up front, “pay if you slay” — knowing a real offerGet there
Working a RoomBooked somewhere new: load-in, the dead hours, what’s open after Tour PlannerThe run, what each stop leaves you, and the scorecard after Buddy UpTwo to four comics, one car: the lineup and the split Comedy on WheelsThe van as the stage: pop-up sets, the local rules, a name plate On the RoadThe car kit, the breakdown plan, roadside help across state lines Make the Trip PayThe Twelve — a paid drink with twelve fans — and merch Get Paid, Get BackThe deal in writing, the door, and when they don’t payGet seen
Filling the RoomFilming a set, and the posts written for you Your TeamAgents, managers, bookers: who does what, and a directory Your SUCDb recordJoin D.O.C.: your record, your dates, your termsHiring a comic
Book a ComicFor your own event. Same performers you buy a ticket to watch. Post a GigNeed a comic on a date? Say so here — free, for any room at all.If you run a room
List a RoomYour night, kept current by you — the person who runs it.Businesses that serve comics
Agents, managers & bookersWho works for comics, state by state, each checked on their own site. Enhance a ListingYour own words on your directory card and a page of your own, marked as paid.