Category Archives: Stand-up Comedy Tips

Stand-up Comedy Bar Gigs: What You Need To Know

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Empty comedy club stage with a microphone and stool, surrounded by dimly lit bar and tables, ready for a stand-up show.

One of the places comedians can perform is in local bars and taverns. This article discusses the good and the not so good aspects of bar gigs and what comedians should be aware of when performing at one. Continue reading Stand-up Comedy Bar Gigs: What You Need To Know→

The “Solid” Stand-up Comedy Writing Logic That Doesn’t Hit The Mark

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Bullseye on a target with three missed arrows, symbolizing hitting the mark in comedy amid trial and error.

What type of “conventional logic” do you think works to produce a stand-up comedy routine that gets big laughs? This article discusses the fruitless logic some new comedians use to uncover stand-up comedy writing techniques that work. Continue reading The “Solid” Stand-up Comedy Writing Logic That Doesn’t Hit The Mark→

I’m Killing At Comedy Open Mics – So What Do I Do Now?

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A comedian performs on stage at a crowded open mic night, with an audience seated at tables, under warm lighting.

Are you doing well at comedy open mic nights? Are you able to rock the room consistently with your stand-up comedy routine? This article offers specific recommendations to help new comedians go beyond comedy open mic night performances. Continue reading I’m Killing At Comedy Open Mics – So What Do I Do Now?→