Knock Knock, Me Again

2: Set #1 w. James McIlwrath (Is that electric?)

Tanna Chamberlain Season 1 Episode 2

(If you’re new to this podcast series, I’d recommend starting with ‘Radio edit #1 - condensed version of eps 1-3’, a condensed version of the first 3 episodes from series 1, adapted for radio. It is more digestible than the original (longer) versions of the first 3 eps, explicit content is removed, and some nice tracks by my first two guests are included. More summative episodes to follow!)

I perform my first ever stand-up comedy set to James McIlwrath and we discuss how it went.

We discuss: Physical movement in stand-up (visual vs audio), Joke authenticity, Pace of a set / ebb and flow, The awkwardness of making sexual jokes, Do you need to be an actor to be a comedian?, Going over time in a stand-up set, 1:1 performance/the importance of knowing your audience, Failure in performance/failure in comedy, Accidental plagiarism in comedy, Can you plagiarise a gesture or a facial expression?, The influence The Office has on British humour, The difference between and comic and a comedian, What is a Jesus pose in stand-up comedy?

Recorded and edited by Tanna Chamberlain
Artwork by Tanna Chamberlain
Music licensed by audiojungle
My Sofa is Made of Syrup written and performed by James McIlwrath

Follow Knock Knock Me Again Youtube Channel for videos of rehearsals
and follow me on instagram (tannacjc) to see behind-the-scenes archives in my highlights
Website coming soon.

Recorded and edited by Tanna Chamberlain
Artwork by Tanna Chamberlain
Music licensed by audiojungle

Follow Knock Knock Me Again Youtube Channel for videos of rehearsals
and follow me on instagram (tannacjc) to see behind-the-scenes archives in my highlights
Website coming soon.

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