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Comedy Club Etiquette
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Arrive before the show starts.
Arriving on time avoids disruptions and shows respect for the performers and other guests.
Silence your mobile phone.
A ringing phone or notifications can be distracting and disrespectful to the performer and audience.
Minimize table conversation.
Loud or continuous talking can distract performers and other guests, diminishing the overall experience.
Do not heckle the comedian.
Heckling is disruptive, disrespectful, and can derail the performance, potentially ruining it for others.
Keep your laughter genuine.
Forced or overly loud laughter can seem disingenuous and potentially disrupt the show's natural flow.
Limit movement during the performance.
Frequent or unnecessary movement can be distracting and block other audience members' view.
Respect the club's drink minimum.
The drink minimum helps the club sustain business and provide quality entertainment.
Tip your server appropriately.
Proper tipping rewards the service staff for their work and contributes to a positive club ambiance.
Don't record the performance.
Unauthorized recording can violate copyright laws and the comedian's material, as well as being discourteous to the artist.
Laugh at jokes instead of explaining them.
Explaining jokes during the performance can be disruptive and spoil the humor for others.
Refrain from shouting out jokes or punchlines.
Shouting out can undermine the comedian's performance and disrupt the comedic timing.
Avoid excessive drinking.
Intoxication may lead to disruptive behavior that detracts from the enjoyment of the show for everyone.
Wait for breaks to use the restroom.
Waiting for intermissions minimizes disruptions to the performance and to other audience members.
Follow the club's photography policy.
Adhering to the club's photography policy respects the club's rules and protects the comedians' material.
Keep table orders low-key during the performance.
Quiet and discreet interactions with service staff avoid disrupting the performance and other guests' experience.
Leave quietly if you must exit early.
Exiting quietly ensures you don't disrupt the show for the comedian and other patrons.
Applaud at the end of sets or performances.
Applauding shows appreciation for the comedian's work and encourages a positive atmosphere in the club.
Be open-minded to different types of humor.
Being receptive to various comedic styles can enhance your enjoyment and create a supportive atmosphere for performers.
Respect any club-specific rules.
Following the club's unique policies helps maintain an orderly and enjoyable environment for all.
Do not interrupt the comedian.
Interruptions can break the flow of the performance and disrespect the comedian's craft and effort.
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