2021 was just another year in comedy, proving once again that 'cancel culture' isn't real. We look back on the year that was.
that drove a popular drag show to leave the club. “[W]hen you sell as many tickets as Rogan does you have a lot of pull,” its co-owner said in a Facebook post. “Yaaa well book him when he wants.”
It was the year of recovery. Thanks to the tireless advocacy of the National Independent Venue Association, comedy venues received millions in relief through the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program. The grants were a needed lifeline for clubs forced to operate at limited capacity or not at all. The Comedy Cellar received $4.2 million. Carolines on Broadway received $4.5 million, while its owner’s production company received $1.6 million. The Laugh Factory received $3.
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