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I am researching if you are keen on experiencing live stand-up comics in tokyo. I mean the real established UK comics. If so, how much would it be the ideal ticket price ?
For example, if 3000~ 3500 yen for 3 comics, would you care to pay and come to see them?
What about 4000 yen?
Re: venue, what about somewhere authentic either 'Yose' kind of Japanese traditional comedy venue or cafe / bar run by Japanese comics? or would you rather prefer pubs?
It would be very very appreciated if you could give me an opinions.
Thank you very much in advance.
I am researching if you are keen on experiencing live stand-up comics in tokyo. I mean the real established UK comics. If so, how much would it be the ideal ticket price ?
For example, if 3000~ 3500 yen for 3 comics, would you care to pay and come to see them?
What about 4000 yen?
Re: venue, what about somewhere authentic either 'Yose' kind of Japanese traditional comedy venue or cafe / bar run by Japanese comics? or would you rather prefer pubs?
It would be very very appreciated if you could give me an opinions.
Thank you very much in advance.
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Interesting....if I knew their names I'd probably pay 5000円. If they were people I'd never heard of before maybe 2500円 would be about as high as I would go. If you were going to do it cabaret style, with waitresses wandering around taking drink orders I'd probably go a little higher in both cases.
I think the best sort of venues for comedians is bars and cafes but for bigger acts a concert venue might work but it's nowhere near as much fun.
I think the best sort of venues for comedians is bars and cafes but for bigger acts a concert venue might work but it's nowhere near as much fun.
I'd pay to see, say, Eddie Izzard, or Ricky Gervais, or Patton Oswalt (yes, we have stand-up comics in America too), or somebody I was a fan of. No more than 4-5000 yen and it would have to be a 90-minute set, or maybe two 1-hour sets? Either way.
I can't imagine it'd ever be that cheap, though... it'd be just like when those 80s classic rock bands like Mr. Big and TOTO come to Japan and the tickets are all 10,000y or higher and the only people who go are rich expats.
I can't imagine it'd ever be that cheap, though... it'd be just like when those 80s classic rock bands like Mr. Big and TOTO come to Japan and the tickets are all 10,000y or higher and the only people who go are rich expats.
Thank you very much for your comments... hmmmm it's interesting to learn how 'established comics ' means to people.
Sorry for not mentioning American comics. this is simply because I am not familiar with the US standup scenes, apart from famous or celebrity-kind of figures. (I have not got connections either :p)
Sorry for not mentioning American comics. this is simply because I am not familiar with the US standup scenes, apart from famous or celebrity-kind of figures. (I have not got connections either :p)
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