Tig Notaro

How's everyone doing?

It was awkward, awkward laughter.

There was shock and silence and people realizing it was true.

And then laughter, hard belly laughter.

It just was, they were along for the ride fully with me.

And every now and then I run into people that were in the audience that night.

What's really crazy is I just produced a documentary about my friend, the poet Andrea Gibson.

And it's going to be out on Apple.

And the director of that film was at my Largo show that night.

Yeah.

Well, his producing partner, Jessica, she was the tour manager of a tour that I was on years before.

And I didn't know she was a documentarian.

And Jessica had invited Ryan, the director, to my show that night in 2012.

And then she got sick.

And he said, oh, I'll just bring all my gay guy friends and we'll go see this comedy show and have a good time.

And he said he remembered he told all of his friends, he was like, yeah, I guess this comedian's funny.

And I walked out on stage and was like, hey, I have cancer.

So it's really wild, the full circle of him directing the Come See Me in the Good Light documentary all those years later.

Yeah.

I can't say that I fear it.