Welcome To Top Stand-up Comedy Tips!

• A Question About Writing Stand-up Comedy Jokes
  Here is the question this article is focused on – How long should a stand-up comedy joke be? As you will soon see, there is more involved with tackling this question as it relates to the audience laughter levels a comedian MUST be able to generate in order to make any real progress in stand-up ...
• Can I Know If My Stand-up Comedy Material Is Funny Before I Take It To The Stage?
  Knowing whether your stand-up comedy material will be funny or not BEFORE you take it to the stage doesn’t have to be quite the “guessing game” that it tends to be for most comedians. This article identifies 5 variables that have a direct impact on reducing the guesswork usually involved.
• A Look At The Benign Violation Theory
  This article takes a close look at the Benign Violation Theory developed by Peter McGraw and reveals some of the apparent holes in the theory related to its efficacy claims.
• Are New Comedians Predisposed To Struggle Needlessly? It’s Obvious To Me…
  If you go to any comedy open mic anywhere, you don’t see success – you see most people flop. And it’s not because of a lack of talent. This article discusses why new comedians tend to be predisposed for failure when they start the process of becoming a comedian.
• This Is A Potential Game Changer For New Comedians
  What is one piece of information you could know right now that may have a huge impact on the way you think about approaching the creation of stand-up comedy material for an act? This article may just have that one piece of game changing information you want.