One of the most frequently used keyword phrases used to find this blog is “how to develop a stand-up comedy routine”.
Well, if you really want to know how to develop a stand-up comedy routine and do it fast…
The very first thing I would recommend is that you consider a change in your perception on how stand-up comedy material is developed in the first place.
Now if you are insistent on “joke writing” your way to fame and fortune, you may want to check out some other online resources that have tips on how to develop a stand-up comedy routine using that methodology. Read the rest of this entry
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I have said many times in the past that smiling when you deliver your stand-up comedy material will usually reduce your laughs on stage.
But for a rare few comedians, smiling DOES fit into their delivery style without reducing their laughter impact.
Such is the case with comedian Michael E. Winfield, who smiles more than any comedian I have seen, yet he does produce the big laughs on stage. He’s super funny.
I rented the Russell Peters DVD Comics Without Borders to watch my old comedy buddy Darren Carter, The Party Starter who was one of the featured comedians I haven’t seen in about a decade (Darren killed it BTW).
That’s when I got the chance to watch comic Mike Winfield, his super huge smile and hilarious stand-up. Read the rest of this entry
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If you really want to learn how to write a stand-up comedy routine from scratch very quickly…
Let me show you exactly how to develop a stand-up comedy routine starting with nothing more than a single news headline I ran across online (I’m serious—I didn’t even read the article).
I’m talking about a tight stand-up comedy routine that is 100% suitable for corporate or cruise ship work. That’s exactly what I have done in the Premium Article How To Write A Stand-up Comedy Routine From Scratch.
Here’s what you will discover in this Premium Article: Read the rest of this entry
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