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From the Stage to the Writers’ Room: Aaron Ragas’ Dream Journey to TV Writing

Writer: Josiah PernellJosiah Pernell

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Aaron Ragas isn’t just another comedian chasing laughs—he’s on a mission to transform his stand-up craft into a powerhouse writing career in television. With a mic in hand and a vision in mind, Aaron sees comedy not just as a performance but as a stepping stone to mastering the art of storytelling for the screen.



From Jokes to Scripts

For Aaron, stand-up is more than just telling jokes—it’s an opportunity to test material in real time, sharpen his comedic timing, and develop the ability to craft engaging narratives. Every night on stage is like a mini writers’ room, where the audience’s reaction is instant feedback. A punchline that lands today might evolve into a full-fledged TV scene tomorrow.

Many legendary TV writers, from Larry David to Mindy Kaling, started on stage before stepping into the world of television. Aaron hopes to follow in their footsteps by using his live performances to refine his voice and build stories that translate beyond the stage.



Why Stand-Up is the Perfect Training Ground for TV Writing

Comedy writing isn’t just about being funny—it’s about structure, pacing, and relatability. Stand-up forces a comedian to find humor in everyday life, much like sitcoms and late-night TV shows do. Through his performances, Aaron is learning:

  • The Art of Setup & Payoff – A great joke builds tension before delivering a punchline. In TV writing, the same principle applies to crafting scenes, dialogue, and episode arcs.

  • Character Development – Every joke has a perspective, and every comedian is, in a way, playing a character. Aaron uses stand-up to explore unique voices and personalities that could one day be the heart of a hit TV show.

  • Writing Under Pressure – The stand-up stage is unpredictable. Learning to adapt in real time prepares Aaron for the fast-paced nature of a TV writers’ room.


The Road Ahead

Aaron isn’t waiting for Hollywood to find him—he’s putting in the work. Between open mics, comedy club gigs, and scriptwriting sessions, he’s building a portfolio that blends sharp wit with strong storytelling. Whether it’s a late-night gig, a sitcom, or a streaming comedy series, Aaron’s goal is clear: to make people laugh in any format possible.

As he continues refining his craft, one thing is certain—Aaron Ragas is a name we’ll be seeing in the credits soon enough. From the stage to the writers’ room, his journey is just beginning.




Is This Something that is Relatable?

  • Yes this Relates to where I am at in my life

  • I want to know what I could do to make a dream happen




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3 Comments


Leila Harper
Mar 10

I wish I did stuff like this

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Chris
Mar 10

Need more comedians! Love Aarons Story

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Devon
Mar 10

Love this story! Makes me want to do comedy now.. Trying to sign up for kill tony lol

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