Welcome To Top Stand-up Comedy Tips!

• Overcoming the Pitfalls of Conventional Stand-Up Comedy Writing
  Are you “writing” jokes every day that don’t get the laughs you want when you hit the stage? If so, there’s a very good possibility that you are stuck in what I can only refer to as “joke writing mode”. Hint: Writing designed for a reader won’t get you the laughs you want as a ...
• Is Your True Comedy Talent Actually Making It To The Stage Or Is It Being Held Back?
  One of the big problems many new comedians have (including me when I first started) is that they abandon what made them funny offstage for something “better” onstage. This article talks about why this can be a crippling issue and causes that talent to be ignored.
• The Benefits Of Taking A Stand-up Comedy Class Or Workshop
  I am generally not a fan of stand-up comedy classes and workshops because of the approach used for developing comedy material. But in this article I discuss the benefits of taking a stand-up comedy workshop or class and what to look for before you do.
• Looking For Stand-up Comedy Material Examples?
  I’m willing to bet that most people think that if only they had written examples of powerful and effective stand-up comedy routines, they would be able to uncover the real secrets they need to create a power stand-up routine. Find out why this logic is seriously flawed.
• Are Long Set-up Lines Keeping You From Getting The Laughs You Want?
  In order to deliver 4-6 punchlines in any minute of a stand-up comedy act and provide the audience time to laugh – the act must be “tight”. This article discusses the problems with long set-up lines for comedians who are trying deliver a tight stand-up comedy routine.