
Open Mic'rs 2006
Step into the vibrant world of stand-up comedy with *Open Mic'rs* (2006), a hilarious mockumentary that dives behind the scenes of amateur night at local comedy clubs.
Director: Gary Wood
Cast



Frequently Asked Questions
What is Open Mic'rs (2006) about?
*Open Mic'rs* (2006) is a mockumentary that follows ordinary people as they step into the spotlight at open mic nights, where the pressure to perform meets the thrill of sharing their voices. The film captures their journey from nervous beginners to hopeful comedians, exploring both the humor and heartache of live comedy.
Who directed Open Mic'rs?
Open Mic'rs was directed by Gary Wood, bringing a documentary-style authenticity to the chaotic world of stand-up comedy.
Who stars in Open Mic'rs?
The film features a mix of real-life talent and comedic personalities, including Rupert Boneham, Apollo Bacala, Cindy Morgan, David Prowse, and Artie Widgery.
Is Open Mic'rs (2006) worth watching?
While *Open Mic'rs* doesn't boast a rated IMDb score, its mockumentary approach offers a fresh and entertaining look at the struggles of aspiring comedians. Fans of improvised humor and behind-the-scenes comedy will likely find its unscripted feel refreshing. Just don't expect a polished Hollywood sheen—this is raw, relatable comedy at its core.
How long is Open Mic'rs?
The runtime for Open Mic'rs is 108 minutes.
About Open Mic'rs (2006) — A Mockumentary of Comedy's High-Stakes Open Mic Nights
Step into the vibrant world of stand-up comedy with *Open Mic'rs* (2006), a hilarious mockumentary that dives behind the scenes of amateur night at local comedy clubs. Directed by Gary Wood, this comedy follows a group of everyday people—from aspiring comedians to curious newcomers—who dare to take the stage in front of live audiences, risking their pride for a shot at laughter and applause. With raw honesty and unfiltered energy, the film captures the highs and lows of testing material in front of strangers, blending nervous anticipation with the occasional burst of brilliance. The atmosphere buzzes with the unpredictability of open mic nights, where a single joke can flop or soar, and the line between triumph and embarrassment is razor-thin.
Driven by the passion of up-and-coming talent, *Open Mic'rs* shines a spotlight on the universal struggle of putting yourself out there—whether you're a seasoned joker or a first-timer clutching crumpled note cards. Backed by the quirky charm of Gary Wood's direction and a cast that feels authentic rather than polished, this indie comedy offers a behind-the-curtain look at the grassroots of stand-up, where dreams are made (or temporarily crushed). It's a celebration of the chaotic, exhilarating spirit of comedy in its rawest form.