Archive for 6月, 2010
This is a follow up to my article How to Become a Successful Comedian. When I was directing my comedy improvisational group we had a standup comedy night for the students every few weeks as I wanted to give them a chance to find out what it was like to get up in front of people and get laughs.
Standup Comedians are truly good for you. They make you laugh so strong giving you health benefits which are difficult to ignore.
Where in the world do you live? Are you historically installed in Plymouth or Hartford or are you spending your family moments in politically inspired Cleveland? Whether you’re a native of Buttzville, GA or Ticktown, VA, you’re in good company with other folks living in interestingly named places such as Institution and Crackertown.
I’m of the opinion that there is nothing better than a night of comedy. Nothing soothes the soul and calms the troubled waters of life (at least temporarily) than a good belly laugh delivered by a funny comedian.
What are jokes? Jokes are a form of entertainment and communicated via short story with the purpose of being hilarious.
Chick Comedy, Guy Comedy, any specific comedy is good for you. Just what we are talking about here is actually some great benefits of laughter.
A Standup Comedian is just like your physician. She will help keep yourself balanced by making you laugh. Laughing isn’t just related to facial expressions.
Sexy Comedians are just like vitamin pills. What? You read it right. They are just like vitamin supplements which make you sturdy and healthy.
Funny Comedians are usually good for one’s heart. No doubt about it. This is because a belly laugh is equivalent to an internal jogging.
Japanese comedy has a long and illustrious history. And, as you may expect, the country has spawned many different “categories” of comedy over the past several centuries. In America, where I now live, there are parallels to this. We have many different varieties of comedy as well, some of which are based on regions, such as hillbilly, or redneck humor. Japan’s “humor” categories are also regionally based, the prime example being Manzai.