Comedy Site TheGLOC.net Launches Big on March 31

Online, March 18, 2011 (Newswire.com) - NEW YORK, NY: TheGLOC.net, a website by and for all the Gorgeous Ladies of Comedy, will officially launch with a party at 92YTribeca at 6 p.m. on Thursday, March 31. The launch party will feature readings from Kristen Schaal (The Daily Show, Flight of the Conchords, The Sexy Book of Sexy Sex), Jane Borden (Time Out New York, I Totally Meant to Do That), and Kambri Crews (Comix, Love, Daddy), a performance by comedy chanteuse Adria Amram and the Experience, a dance party, free manicures, and so many raffles. Tickets to the G.L.O.C. Launch Party are $6 and can be purchased here.

TheGLOC.net is the first large-scale blog by and for all the Gorgeous Ladies of Comedy. In its soft-launch period, it's already racked up over 16K visitors and interviewed comedians like Lennon Parham (Parks & Recreation, Accidentally on Purpose), Julie Klausner (I Don't Care About Your Band), and Andrea Rosen (Stella, Michael and Michael Have Issues).

TheGLOC.net founder and editor-in-chief Glennis McMurray is a seasoned musical improvisor having started and starred in the acclaimed I Eat Pandas (Time Out New York Critics Pick, ECNY Award-winner: Best Improv Group). She can now be seen performing with the NY cast of Baby Wants Candy every Saturday night at the SoHo Playhouse. In January 2011, her solo musical Disco Balls: Into the Light debuted at the Charleston Comedy Festival, and she was recently seen as Coach Betts in Half Straddle's production of In The Pony Palace/Football at the Bushwick Starr. In addition to the two variety shows she produces, Dream Role and Supercream Supreme!, Glennis can be seen on stage all over the city telling stories of her childhood in Durango, CO and her move to NY at 19. On the small screen she appears as Flo in The Electric Company on PBS and you can hear her voice E*trade babies, Southern dish sponges and sassy tampons in some of your favorite TV commercials.