The Conversations Can Be Serious. The Evening Doesn’t Have to Be.

It can be. After a day of planning sessions and serious conversations, a professional comedy show gives the group a shared break and something genuinely enjoyable. It works best when the performer fits the group and has a defined place in the schedule. See how we approach corporate comedians.

Yes. Smaller groups often suit a conversational performer with strong judgment and experience in intimate rooms. Tell us how many people are attending and how the room is set up.

Yes. Tell us your content standards in the form and we’ll focus on comedians whose material fits them. Our guide to clean comedy vs. corporate-friendly comedy explains the difference.

Only as much as fits the group. Some performers keep interaction light, while others are more conversational. Tell us your preference, including anyone who would rather not be singled out.

Yes. Resorts and lodges often have unusual room layouts, so tell us about the space and we’ll factor it into the search.

Not necessarily. What matters most is a defined performance area where everyone can see and hear the performer. Tell us about the room and we can talk through the setup.

Usually a microphone and a sound system that lets everyone hear clearly, even in a smaller room. Requirements vary by performer, so the details are confirmed with the comedian you choose.

Usually after dinner service is finished, when the group can focus. A lounge or fireside setting can also work. Tell us how the evening is structured.

Some performers can include references to your company, industry or retreat location. Customization varies by performer, so tell us in advance if it’s important.

A comedian is there to entertain. A funny keynote combines humor with a message or takeaway, usually as a programmed session. See our page on funny keynote speakers.

It depends on the agenda and how much time you have. Tell us your schedule and we’ll look for performers whose show fits it. Our guide on how long a comedian should perform at a corporate event goes into more detail.

Where available, you’ll be able to review video and information about the comedians we recommend before you decide.

It depends on performer experience, travel, date, location, show length, customization and any additional responsibilities. A smaller audience doesn’t automatically mean a smaller fee. See what affects comedian pricing or our guide to corporate comedian costs, then share your budget in the form.

Earlier is generally better, especially for popular dates or destination retreats that involve travel. But it never hurts to ask. If your retreat is coming up soon, reach out and we’ll check availability.