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How Comedians Keep Laughter Alive While Clubs Remain Closed
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March 24, 2020
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1:56Now PlayingThe coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped comedians from trying to make people laugh – even if it means broadcasting from their front lawn. But like millions of their fellow Americans, many comedians are hurting as their main source of income, comedy clubs, have been shut down. Inside Edition caught up with veteran comedians Rich Vos, Bob Levy, Vic Dibetetto and Vinnie Brand, who owns The Stress Factory comedy club in New Jersey, to discuss what it’s like to lose their audiences. #InsideEdition
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