Assuming that you have a stand-up comedy act that is appropriate for the corporate marketplace and you have 45+ minutes of clean comedy material to offer…
One of the questions that comes up frequently is “How do I price myself for those sorts of events?”
There are at least two important questions that I would always ask when approached for corporate comedy work:
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In my professional opinion, attitude and perception play a huge role in a comedian’s ability to generate big laughs on stage.
There are many comedians, especially new ones who go on stage to give the best performance that they can. Unfortunately, that tends to cause the comedian to believe that they need to be some larger than life figure on stage—a special character who is embraced by the audience.
First of all, a comedian does not have to become some special character. Each person has their own unique sense of human and style of communicating with others. No special “character development” is required.
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Before I introduce you to rising comedian Clayburn Cox, let me say this:
One of the questions that I know many people have on their brain once they have visited my website or will ask me directly is “Does the Killer Stand-up Comedy Systemreally work?”
That’s not a hard question for me to answer. My response to that frequently asked question has been and will always be:
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As I was reflecting on the stand-up documentary “I Am Comic” that I was chosen to participate in, it is really humbling to realize that…
Out of all the comedy teachers on the planet, I was chosen to be a part it. Not comedy teachers from Los Angeles or New York. Not comedy teachers from some sort “established” comedy school. But wait, it gets better…
I don’t have any TV credits as a comedian. I don’t have a book available in the major book stores or on Amazon.com. I don’t even know how to write a stand-up comedy “joke” in the “traditional” way (thank God).
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One of the biggest battles most every comedian, comedy entertainer, or speaking professional faces involves stage fright—those uncomfortable feelings of impending doom and the exacerbation of self doubt.
These issues are compounded when a performer realizes that this condition is having an adverse affect on their level of performance.
Let me say this—you simply cannot have enough confidence when you stand before an audience. I’m referring specifically to confidence in your stand-up comedy material, confidence in your performing ability and confidence in yourself as an entertainer.
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Assuming that you have a stand-up comedy act that is appropriate for the corporate marketplace and you have 45+ minutes of clean comedy material to offer…
Steve Roye is the author of the Killer Stand-up Comedy System and is a globally recognized expert in the field of stand-up comedy material development and presentation strategies -- for entertainers as well as speaking professionals.
Before I introduce you to rising comedian Clayburn Cox, let me say this:
As I was reflecting on the stand-up documentary 
One of the biggest battles most every comedian, comedy entertainer, or speaking professional faces involves stage fright—those uncomfortable feelings of impending doom and the exacerbation of self doubt.
