In episode 052 we discussed strategies for picking your material for different types of showcase sets. The funniest? The most unique? The most jam packed set of jokes? Everyone approaches it differently. In this episode, we listen back to a showcase set and analyze what went right, wrong and what changes were made on the fly to make it flow best.
Click video above or HERE, to watch the showcase in it’s entirety (10 minutes)
Click HERE to listen to this episode
Joining me on this episode is Jonnie W., who you may remember from episode 035. Jonnie was at the showcase and had a good look at the set live. It was unique, for sure. Not exactly your typical comedy club set up. We talk about:
- Showroom dynamics
- Crowd lighting
- My invasive dyslexia
- Calling audibles
- Voice choices
- Winning over a crowd
- Crowd expectations
- Jokes you drop on purpose
- Call backs
- Rule of threes
- Misdirection
and a lot, lot more.
Click HERE to watch the showcase in it’s entirety (10 minutes)
Click HERE to listen to this episode
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