If Geoff is the guy who opens the booking emails, Mikey Perry is the guy who makes sure the show actually happens. From managing logistics and artist relations at Big Pine to leading production, promotions, and booking for Mic Drop, Mikey knows how every piece of the live comedy puzzle fits together.

Mikey’s consultations are especially valuable for comics who are moving into producing their own shows, planning independent tours, or trying to get into clubs from the inside out. He can walk you through how to be a better guest at a club, how to market yourself more effectively, or how to pitch a concept that books you and your show.

He’s also an excellent reality check for comics who want to understand how professionalism backstage affects your reputation long-term. Ask about promotion strategy, rider expectations, tech etiquette, or how to make a producer want to work with you again.

Mikey’s Pro Tip: Be the easiest comic to work with—on and off stage. Show up on time, send your files early, and be a pro. Clubs remember that way more than whether you had the best bit of the night.

Mikey’s insight is tactical, actionable, and rooted in real-world experience. He’s seen it all—and he’s happy to share it, if you’re ready to listen.