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Laura Ramoso: Beyond the Characters, Into Herself
16 Oct
Summary
- Ramoso's fifth show, 'Calm Down,' blends sketch, stand-up, and clowning.
- The comedian uses personal experiences in her most intimate show yet.
- She aims to connect directly with her audience, beyond viral characters.

Comedian Laura Ramoso is currently on her largest U.S. tour to date, bringing her signature characters and a more personal performance style to the stage. Her latest show, titled 'Calm Down,' is described as a culmination of her craft, blending sketch comedy, stand-up, crowd work, and clowning. The show, which she will perform in Los Angeles on October 17th, is her most intimate work yet, moving beyond her viral characters to foster a direct connection with her audience.
Ramoso, who has lived in various countries including Cameroon, China, Vietnam, and Canada, draws from her global upbringing and past experiences to inform her comedy. While previously uncomfortable sharing personal anecdotes, she now embraces this aspect of her performance, finding it to be a rewarding artistic choice. Her approach to audience participation aims to create a unique and shared experience for each live show.
Beyond her live performances, Ramoso is actively exploring opportunities in serialized content, drawing inspiration from successful comedians who have transitioned to television. She also notes the current trend in clowning, a discipline she studied. Having opened for established comedians like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, Ramoso has learned valuable lessons about the continuous pursuit of perfection in comedy, even at the highest levels of the industry.