Ari Graynor Discusses Showtime Series "I'm Dying Up Here" Video:

"I'm Dying Up Here" explores the struggles of “making it big” in the 1970’s L.A. comedy scene. Every night, a group of up-and-coming comedians wait to perform at Goldie’s, the hottest stand-up club in town. However, they’ll have to win over Goldie first, who rules the Sunset Strip with an iron fist. Stand-up is a drug for these comedians, and they’re willing to sacrifice everything to get their fix. They brave the pain of sharing their innermost thoughts and darkest secrets, hoping that someone, anyone, will laugh. Join Ari Graynor as she discusses her role in the new Showtime series.

Published Tue, 06 Jun 2017 19:41:28 UTC

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