ABOUT

For nearly two decades, Tammy Jo Dearen and her productions have created live comedy experiences that blend high-level stand-up, raw energy, strong audiences, and unforgettable rooms.

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From legendary comedy venues to unconventional pop-ups, rooftop shows, outdoor productions, drive-ins, underground rooms, and curated industry showcases, the focus has always been the same:

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Create shows comedians love performing on and audiences cannot stop talking about afterward.

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Our productions have featured national headliners, breakout comics, surprise guests, rising talent, and some of the strongest independent lineups in Los Angeles comedy.

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During the pandemic, we created and launched Magic Asphalt — the only legal drive-in style stand-up comedy show in Hollywood — alongside Asphalt Comedy, pioneering indoor/outdoor and rooftop-style live comedy experiences when live entertainment itself was being reinvented in real time.

 

Additional productions include:

• BITCH!  the long-running sold out Comedy Store show launched in 2014

• RIOT!

• Oh My Gato!

• Shut Up and Pass the Salt

• The Shooting Gallery

• The Rant

• One Liners Pageant

• STFU

• Grillers

• Demo

• Back at the Store

• Comedy at the Pig

• and many more

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But this company is not only about producing shows.

We also work with:

• venues seeking experienced comedy production partners

• organizations looking for curated live entertainment

• agencies seeking experienced production management

• comedians looking to sharpen their material and stage presence

• developing comics committed to growth

• veteran comics seeking deeper workshop and roundtable development environments

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Our workshops and masterclasses focus on what actually elevates stand-up:

• stage presence

• joke structure

• crowd connection

• confidence

• authenticity

• developing a unique comedic voice

 

Whether producing a packed showcase, consulting on live entertainment strategy, building a room from scratch, mentoring comics, or curating a lineup, the goal remains the same:

Build comedy experiences that feel alive.

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The shows typically run 90–120 minutes.

The audience leaves wanting more.

The comedians leave wanting to come back.