People work No Shame into their lives. What happens once the performances begin is anyone's guess. One never knows what to expect. There is no precise format, aside from the rule that a skit must be less than five minutes and not harm the stage or the audience. There is no censorship, so No Shame provides skits and songs that cannot be experienced elsewhere.
Audience members attend No Shame and get hooked.
People think it's vulgarity all night long, which it isn't. Of course we can't edit skits and there is some vulgarity, but that's an out-dated view. No Shame is people taking risks and trying not to do the same things on stage. That variety and diversity keeps viewers and performers interested. Much of No Shame is very unique and has a point - different from entertainment you may find elsewhere.