Comparing Apples And Oranges When It Comes To Stand-up Comedy Material

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Many new comedians are under the impression that writing and talking are completely interchangeable forms of communication. Does that describe you? If so, you might want to take a look at this article that tackles a comment made on this blog on the topic. Continue reading Comparing Apples And Oranges When It Comes To Stand-up Comedy Material

A Great Question About Breaking Into Stand-up Comedy And Becoming A Comedian

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Many people who want to take a shot at stand-up comedy are not familiar with what’s really involved to get to the point of performing professionally. This article provides insight from a question asked about breaking into stand-up comedy and dealing with talent agencies. Continue reading A Great Question About Breaking Into Stand-up Comedy And Becoming A Comedian

Am I Funny Enough For Stand-up Comedy Or Am I Just Wasting My Time?

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Let me answer the question now – the chances are very good that you are more than funny enough to do well as a comedian. The better question you should be asking is whether or not you are actually going to use the comedy talent you have now on stage. Hint: Most don’t and fail. Continue reading Am I Funny Enough For Stand-up Comedy Or Am I Just Wasting My Time?