Welcome To Top Stand-up Comedy Tips!

• Are Long Set-up Lines Keeping You From Getting The Laughs You Want?
  In order to deliver 4-6 punchlines in any minute of a stand-up comedy act and provide the audience time to laugh – the act must be “tight”. This article discusses the problems with long set-up lines for comedians who are trying deliver a tight stand-up comedy routine.
• Comedy Open Mic: Are You Ready?
  Most new comedians are largely unprepared when it comes to using the most important tool of their stand-up comedy adventure – the comedy open mic night. If you are serious about making big leaps forward, find out how to get the most out comedy open mic nights.
• The Differences Between Writing And Talking Matter As A Comedian
  One of the BIG things most new comedians miss – writing and talking are two very different forms of communication in very important ways. This article explains these differences and why it matters to the comedian trying to get big laughs on stage.
• Trying To Use Stand-up Comedy As A Vehicle To Break Into Acting?
  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.
• Reverse Engineering Headliner Level Stand-up Comedy Material
  What to know some real specifics when it comes to what headline level stand-up comedy is on a minute-by-minute basis? This article details the time factors, word count and punchlines per minute involved when a headliner level stand-up comedy act is delivered.