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Hi,
Before we leave Australia, I would like to try my hand at stand up, before we get back to Edinburgh and I can't walk into a room without knowing everyone.
Any advice on how to get started on writing a set? Have a few ideas but only small or irrelevant.
I guess I'm thinking manily of Sian here, but anyone else too.
Lizziexxxxxx
Before we leave Australia, I would like to try my hand at stand up, before we get back to Edinburgh and I can't walk into a room without knowing everyone.
Any advice on how to get started on writing a set? Have a few ideas but only small or irrelevant.
I guess I'm thinking manily of Sian here, but anyone else too.
Lizziexxxxxx
Writing a set
Date: 2006-05-16 09:02 am (UTC)I'd love you see you do stand-up and I would be happy to help. Sit down and think of things you've seen or done that have made you laugh. If there's something which really annoys you too, that would be funny.
A lot of people break the ice with some jokes about themselves.
Write 10 minutes of material and throw away the lesser half.
If you email me a set, I'll email you the director's commentary.
Good luck.
Ashley
P.S. Now... how do I get a gig in Australia! :)
Re: Writing a set
Date: 2006-05-16 10:36 am (UTC)Re: Writing a set
Date: 2006-05-16 11:34 am (UTC)Unfortunately, with starting a new job and getting Daisy through her degree, there's not going to be a time to go down under until at least after August!
D'oh!
Re: Writing a set
Date: 2006-05-16 12:02 pm (UTC)How is Daisy?
Re: Writing a set
Date: 2006-05-16 12:21 pm (UTC)