Thinking On Your Feet
Tuesday night was the first night I participated in the rant zone at The Factory Pub at Earl’s. It’s a small venue, kinda cozy with good food and easy sight lines. It holds about 40 or so. You can get there either from the back alley, or when you enter Earl’s, turn left and head to the very back...
Read MoreJust An Update…….
I know some of you were wondering if I fell off the face of the Earth, considering how frequently I updated the blog at the start. I just had some internet issues that were finally fixed up. Can’t really say there is too much to tell you lately from a comedic standpoint. I have started to put a proposal...
Read MoreChanges In The 2012 Comedy Calendar
Sometimes the word “change” can be a difficult one to digest and accept. Change means different things to different people, for different reasons. The comedy scene in Saskatoon is no different, as the weekly format is being revamped to maximize the asses in seats. For those of you who don’t keep...
Read MoreIdeas For A “Personality” Onstage
I am so completely bored today that I thought I’d try to write about a topic that will generate feedback from comics and the comedy audience alike. Within the last few shows I’ve been able to bring some attitude, enthusiasm and personality to the stage. It’s helped my performances and received a...
Read MoreThe View From The Cheap Seats
One of the more important lessons I am beginning to learn in stand-up comedy are about people in the audience who think they’re funnier than you, or that everyone else in the room wants to hear their opinion of your set. They are called the hecklers. I just wanted to share my thoughts about them, as last week...
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