Smosh: The Sitcom Live

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ - April 15, 2024 - Smosh, the internet-first comedy brand, announced their sixth event with Kiswe, the leading direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming company. “Smosh: The Sitcom Live” will feature an all-star cast of Smosh comedians in a sitcom-like setting. The show will premiere live on May 10 at 6pm PT/ 9pm ET on live.smosh.com.

The show will mimic the classic multicam sitcom, but with a few twists. The livestream parody will allow fans to add last minute lines, prop malfunctions and more improvised bits for the cast. If anyone breaks character or makes a mistake, they will be replaced by their double—so fans will get to see all of their favorites as the cast rotates in and out of the show. 

In addition to “Smosh: The Sitcom Live,” the event will feature a YouTube pre-show at 5:30 pm PT, VOD access and a VIP aftershow. Ticket prices begin at $19.99.

“We are so excited to announce our sixth live show with Kiswe”, says Smosh CEO, Ale Catanese. “Smosh: The Sitcom Live, promises to be a hilarious night to remember featuring all of your favorite Smosh performers in a completely new and innovative format.”

“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with Smosh,” said Glenn Booth, CEO of Kiswe. “Smosh shows are always some of the most engaging and dynamic events and we are looking forward to the latest episode. It is always a pleasure to work with their team of creators.”

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit live.smosh.com. 

About Kiswe:

Kiswe is an award-winning technology company that builds and powers D2C streaming platforms and events used by the biggest entertainment and sports brands. With best-in-class streaming technology and unique partnership business model, Kiswe helps content owners maximize their revenue and engage every fan on every screen.

About Smosh:

Founded in 2005, Smosh is an American, digital-first, sketch comedy/improv collective and production company founded by Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox. Best known for their unique sketches and “friendship first” approach to comedy, Padilla first created a website named "smosh.com" for making flash animations. He was later joined by Hecox, and the two began to upload videos to the newly formed YouTube in the autumn of 2005, quickly becoming one of the most popular channels to exist on the platform to date.

KISWE CONTACTS:

Cassady Nordeen

Cassady@purposenorthamerica.com

SMOSH CONTACT:

Dave Kim

DaveKimPR@gmail.com