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Comedian with a flat-screen TV for a head performing under violet and pink club lights, two giant vertical screens glowing behind

Live comedy · AI-assisted · Crowd-driven

Head Case

One comedian. A 40-inch TV where a head should be.The crowd holds the remote.

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What is HeadCase?

Stand-up comedy.
With a screen for a head.
What could go wrong?

HeadCase is live comedy rebuilt for the screen age: the comedian's head is a TV, the face on it changes on cue, and every gag is scripted, timed, and fired from a show console like a lighting rig.

  • A 40-inch TV head running live face filters, burn gags and freeze frames
  • 855 bits and sketches with scripted beats — OFFSTAGE to BUTTON, tight as a drum
  • The audience drives: phones vote, heckle, and pick what fires next
Comedian with a flat-screen TV for a head performing in front of twin vertical screens

The Set List

Scripted chaos, one button at a time

Every bit is a cue stack — the comedian performs, the screens react, and the room loses it.

Bits on Tap

A catalog of 855 bits: sketches, heckler burns, commercial gags, dance breaks. Cue one up. Hit the button.

The Screen Sells It

Face filters, burn presets, SFX stings — fired mid-sentence and reset before the laugh ends.

Phone = Remote

The room votes and heckles; the show listens. Your seat is a joystick.

Tight Five, Every Time

No meandering open-mic rambles. Each bit lands its button and gets out.

Comedian with a flat-screen TV head working the crowd, audience filming with glowing phones
The crowd doesn't watch the screen. They get on it.