Projectorfest: Doomscroll + Aran Plays a Game with You

Projectorfest presents multimedia comedy shows from Blake Ung and Aran Abilock Clemmons

These shows are presented as a part of Projectorfest 2026, a weeklong showcase of ambitious multimedia-driven comedy projects. More at projectorfest.com. This performance includes two 30-minute shows.

DOOMSCROLL – Blake Ung
In Doomscroll, Blake must do whatever the projector says, and the audience has the clicker. Just like on Reels or TikTok, the audience can skip past jokes they don't like or they can go back to previous slides and make him do it again.

ARAN PLAYS A GAME WITH YOU – Aran Abilock Clemmons
A new challenger has arrived. It's… you?! Join comedian and amateur game designer Aran Abilock Clemmons as he guides audience volunteers through a series of original video games designed to make you laugh, cry (of laughter), and laugh again.

ABOUT THE CREATORS
Blake Ung is a New York comedian, writer, and actor trained in stand-up, sketch, clown, and musical comedy. His one-man show Doomscroll is currently running at UCB Theater in New York. Blake got his start splitting hours between his parents' competing bagel stores on Long Island. He received his degree in Film & Television at Boston University where he co-created and starred in the series PUBLIC DOMAIN for BUTV, was Head Writer of Wicked Smaht Comedy, and served as president of the sketch team Slippery When Wet. Aran Abilock Clemmons is a comedian, writer, and amateur game designer based in Brooklyn. His work has been featured in The New York Comedy Festival, Reductress, Palette Swap, SF Sketchfest, and DC SketchFest. He also writes and performs for the sketch group Queer Window. Max Keane (Director) is a Brooklyn-based playwright and director. Recent directing includes Sarah Jae Leiber's River Phoenix Fugue at The Tank. His work has been supported by the Workshop Theater and Shakespeare on the Sound. He holds an MFA in Playwriting from Brooklyn College. Ana McCasland (Performer) is a Brooklyn based comedian/clown. You may have seen her perform at The Bell House, Brooklyn Comedy Collective, or on your phone screen as @anamccoolguy.