Comedy Monologues Explained

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Comedy Monologues Explained
If you want to hear "From New York City, Comedy Central presents ..." and your name following or you want to see yourself on Saturday Night Live then most likely you want to be a part of the stand up comedy family, and be one of the successful stand up comedians. Before you're into a comedy festival and you light up the stage in comedy clubs with your shows you first need to become a part of the comedy circuit, have an audience and be as funny as they come when you're performing in front of people. Needless to say, you will want to have good material that will last for at least 5 minutes and leave people laughing when you're performing.

Being a stand up comedian, is not hard and coming up with good jokes and having personal style and developing your talent comes after nights and nights of open mics and with time. You will need to come up with a good and special act and build your career as a comic, develop a fan base, have good humor and be ahead of students, actors and such.

Let's talk about some tips that will help you in developing your comedy monologues and swiping out the members of your audience

The first time you are on a stage, in front of a live audience, you're scared and unsure. You need to let go of that and be yourself - you are the comic after all. You can easily accomplish this by building your trust. This is why you should make a habit of repeating your act in front of a mirror.

Of course, you will need to have an act first - every good stand up comedian has a killer act. So, how do you come up with that? Each and every stand up comedian has on. Here's some tips you can use when you practice for that big open mic night.

Well, if you're in front of the mirror, take a look at yourself. Anything unusual about you? Are you skinny, fat, athletic? Are you white, black, Hispanic, Asian, mixed? How about your religion? For example, I always tell people I 'd look like a pregnant Johnny Deep if I 'd grow a goatee - little things like these make up good material for great jokes!

Howe about your family? Your mom? Your dad? Everybody has a nutcase in the family, and joggling with this gives you at least 5 minutes of fun comedy monologues. My mom could always interrogate me better than a cop, for example. Think about jokes you can use and make people laugh.

Think about your personal experiences. How about the first time you've been on a date? I know I was so nervous I spilled my soda on my girlfriend's blouse when she approached to kiss me ... now that's not a good way to start a relationship ...

Now, here's a final tip, besides practicing in the mirror and thinking about your family, folks, life experiences and thinking about new material, you need to do one more thing. Carry a notebook and pen with your or a recorder - this case your phone which most likely has a recording function. You never really know when inspiration hits and gives you your new killer joke that will leave the audience laughing their brains out: on the toilet, in the shower, while you want to ask you that cute girl at your coffee shop, et cetera. Comedy monologues have a habit of coming into your head when you least expect it, and you really don't want to rush home to write them down and realize that you forgot your funny idea that will put on your favorite television station and even give your your own comedic series.