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  • Your First Steps In Stand-up ComedyYour First Steps In Stand-up Comedy
    If you are a funny person in everyday life and you have considered tackling stand-up comedy as a result, you are in the right spot. This article provides details one the very first steps to take as a new comedian as well as some of the potential pitfalls you can encounter.
  • What You Really Need To Know About HecklersWhat You Really Need To Know About Hecklers
    There are many funny people who avoid becoming a comedian because of the prospect of having to deal with hecklers. If that describes you, you might want to take a close look at this article because you will find that getting heckled – by and large – is mostly caused by comedians themselves.
  • Are You Dealing With Writer’s Block? You Shouldn’t Be…Are You Dealing With Writer’s Block? You Shouldn’t Be...
    Plagued with writer’s block? Q: Did you have any writer’s block the last time you were causing people to laugh during a casual conversation? This article explains why creating stand-up comedy material shouldn’t result in “writer’s block” unless…
  • How To “Write” Stand-up Comedy Material The Hard WayHow To “Write” Stand-up Comedy Material The Hard Way
    Which is easier – writing or talking? Yet most new comedians feel that they are somehow obligated to to “write” their stand-up comedy material in a fashion intended for a reader, NOT a live audience. This article identifies why that is more than problematic.
  • Are Long Set-up Lines Keeping You From Getting The Laughs You Want?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.