Tag Archives: Comedy Performance

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

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A man on stage struggles during a stand-up workshop as a class watches. A person crouches in stage lights, appearing nervous.

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 Look At The Benign Violation Theory

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Comedian on stage with a vintage mic, surrounded by a laughing, applauding audience and bright stage lights.

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. Continue reading A Look At The Benign Violation Theory→

Your First 3 Steps To Success As A New Comedian

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Comedian on stage with microphone stand, audience in background, capturing a lively stand-up comedy atmosphere.

While there is a lot to know when it comes to becoming a comedian, you can improve your chances of success by taking three important first steps that can provide you with a significant advantage in the world of comedy entertainment. Continue reading Your First 3 Steps To Success As A New Comedian→