Why do you secretly record shows: Vir Das asks Indians
New York
November 5, 2017
Actor-comedian Vir Das is troubled that Indians at
comedy shows record the performance secretly.
The comedian is currently
in the US on a tour.
In a Twitter post, he wrote on Sunday: "Dear Indians
who come for comedy shows... Please.... Pretty please?"
"After three
backstage announcements... After personally asking you to stop on the mic...
After sitting with many people from different countries who are respecting that
rule... Why do you still secretly record the show?" he further said.
In
Arizona, he had a good time.
"Fun tip for touring comics. Find the local
sports team, buy their t shirt. Souvenier plus instant connect with audience.
Arizona," he tweeted.
Vir is due to perform at the New York Comedy
Festival on November 9, in Philadelphia on November 10=11 and in Hollywood,
California on November 15, before moving to Dubai to perform as part of his
Boarding Das World Tour on November 17.
Das's tour is in support of his
upcoming one-hour comedy special titled "Abroad Understanding", that was
released by Netflix.
Big B concluded: "I often wish that for myself."
New York
November 5, 2017
Actor-comedian Vir Das is troubled that Indians at
comedy shows record the performance secretly.
The comedian is currently
in the US on a tour.
In a Twitter post, he wrote on Sunday: "Dear Indians
who come for comedy shows... Please.... Pretty please?"
"After three
backstage announcements... After personally asking you to stop on the mic...
After sitting with many people from different countries who are respecting that
rule... Why do you still secretly record the show?" he further said.
In
Arizona, he had a good time.
"Fun tip for touring comics. Find the local
sports team, buy their t shirt. Souvenier plus instant connect with audience.
Arizona," he tweeted.
Vir is due to perform at the New York Comedy
Festival on November 9, in Philadelphia on November 10=11 and in Hollywood,
California on November 15, before moving to Dubai to perform as part of his
Boarding Das World Tour on November 17.
Das's tour is in support of his
upcoming one-hour comedy special titled "Abroad Understanding", that was
released by Netflix.
Big B concluded: "I often wish that for myself."
Tags: Vir Das