Are you curious about what other funny people like yourself are looking for when it comes to stand-up comedy tips to help them be more successful on stage? Well, then…
Below you will find the links to the Top 10 most popular articles right now that others have been reviewing on this blog over the past 24 hours (updated every hour) to find out what they need to know about becoming a comedian and developing a stand-up comedy routine that gets the big laughs
There is literally a mountain of valuable information available on this blog, beyond the Top 10 most popular articles listed below.
If you are truly serious about taking a shot at stand-up comedy and don’t want to suck on stage like most new comedians tends to do, you might want to take a hard look at the stand-up comedy tips in the articles listed on the My Favorites page.
Top 10 Most Popular Articles
- Is There Such A Thing As The Best Comedy Topics? If So, How Do I Find Them?
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Are you a new comedian trying to "find" the best comedy topics for a stand-up comedy routine? Before you waste your time on that sort of meaningless effort, you might want to pay close attention to the information provided in this article.
- The Difference Between Comedy Speeches And Stand-up Comedy
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There are some differences when it comes to delivering comedy and humor in speeches and presentations and delivering a stand-up comedy routine. This article explores those differences, noting that the comedy mechanics are actually not different at all.
- A Great Question From A Professional Musician About Becoming A Comedian
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One of the questions that people who are looking to take a shot at stand-up comedy want to know is this: How difficult is it really? This article answers that question as it relates to a comment submitted by a professional musician looking into becoming a comedian.
- Looking For The Best Stand-up Comedy Joke Formulas?
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Some people are under the false impression that all they really need to do is find the right "joke formulas" to develop a stand-up comedy routine that kills on stage. This article discusses why trying to learn and use "joke formulas" is a serious waste of time.
- Your First 5 Minutes Of Stand-up Comedy Material
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Your first 5 minutes of stand-up comedy material is the most important. It should be tight and generate maximum audience laughter. This article discusses what "tight" means and what you need to do to move forward quickly as a comedian when it comes to audience laughter.
- Are You Funny Enough To Be A Comedian?
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The short answer to the question is that most people are funny enough to do well at stand-up comedy. So where's the disconnect? This article that identifies some of the primary issues that people have when it comes to being funny enough to be a comedian.
- Why Can’t I Make Money With My Stand-up Comedy?
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If you want to get paid to entertain audiences as a comedian, there are performance attributes that must be met for that to happen - particularly on an increasing scale. This article discusses what a comedian must bring to the table in order to get paid to perform.
- Trying To Use Stand-up Comedy As A Vehicle To Break Into Acting?
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Many people who take a shot at stand-up comedy do so as a means to achieve another goal, which is to break into acting. This article reveals what you need to know about the differences and similarities between acting and stand-up comedy and how to avoid the biggest mistake.
- How Many Jokes Are In A Minute Of Stand-up Comedy Material?
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If you want to command the stand-up comedy stage, you MUST get frequent laughs when you deliver your stand-up comedy material. This article reveals the number of jokes and punchlines needed in a stand-up comedy act to generate headline level laughs.
- The Truth About Set-up Lines And Punchlines
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Most of the information that new comedians get anywhere about set-up lines and punchlines is largely WORTHLESS. Curious why I say that? This article reveals how to recognize information about set-up lines and punchlines that is merely descriptive and provides nothing else of value.
