Are you a clean comedian looking to break into corporate comedy work? Well, there isn’t near as much competition as in the comedy club market and the pay can literally dwarf any comedy club income.

There are a number of very good reasons why there is so little competition in the corporate marketplace when it comes to corporate comedians.

The #1 reason is because there are so few clean comedians that can actually deliver funny comedy that is APPROPRIATE for the corporate market.  You also have to realize that most comedians don’t even begin to look at the corporate market until they are well into their careers. Most are looking for the glamor, fame and fortune of movies and TV.

Corporate work simply does not have the “glamor” factor. It only has the “make money and have fun” factor.

A lot of local corporate comedy work is handled by talent agencies in your local area. Here’s what you need to know about local talent agencies… Read the rest of this entry

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I think it is important to ask yourself seriously…

Why are you trying to become a comedian? But before you do…

Let me just cut right to the chase and tell you what perspective I am going to approach this question from.

I come from the perspective that stand-up comedy is a business. Your stand-up comedy act is a product for sale.

That’s the way Hollywood looks at it. That’s the way comedy clubs look at it. That’s the way corporations, cruise ships and resorts look at it.

Seems to me that this is how you should look at it too. Read the rest of this entry

For more information about Steve Roye, author of this blog and the Killer Stand-up Online Course, click here.

There seems to be some confusion about what corporate comedy is…

I want to try to clear that up if possible.

Some folks are under the impression that if you are doing corporate comedy, you have to talk about topics that are specific to the corporate world.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

The only real difference between a “corporate friendly” act and a comedy club act is this: Read the rest of this entry

For more information about Steve Roye, author of this blog and the Killer Stand-up Online Course, click here.