Welcome To Top Stand-up Comedy Tips!

• Is Your True Comedy Talent Actually Making It To The Stage Or Is It Being Held Back?
  One of the big problems many new comedians have (including me when I first started) is that they abandon what made them funny offstage for something “better” onstage. This article talks about why this can be a crippling issue and causes that talent to be ignored.
• What You Need To Know About Riffing
  Riffing is the term used by comedians to describe spontaneous interactions with the audience. But riffing is not actually what it appears to be. This article identifies the adverse circumstances associated with trying to riff on stage as a comedian instead of delivering a well prepared stand-up routine.
• The Similarities Between Conventional Stand-up Comedy Education Resources And Dissecting A Frog
  Conventional information on the topic of how to develop stand-up comedy material severely lacks real actionable information a new comedian can use to effectively develop a stand-up comedy routine that will actually get laughs. This article addresses these issues directly.
• The Anatomy Of A Stand-up Comedy Joke
  Simply knowing the parts of a joke is not much help when it comes to creating and delivering a stand-up comedy routine that generates big laughs. This article explains in detail why the “standard” information provided as actionable is really not actionable at all.
• Comedy Club Bringer Shows – Good, Bad, And Ugly
  Stage time is a must for the new comedian. One such avenue to get stage time is called a bringer show. So what is a bringer show? This article discusses the good and the not so good aspects of bringer shows that are available for new comedians to get stage time.