Comedy: Writing and performance fundamentals - Nova Scotia
Multiple dates

Comedy: Writing and performance fundamentals - Nova Scotia

Online talk for Nova Scotians on comedy: writing and performance fundamentals. Learn joke structure, develop your persona, and get delive...

Location

Virtual (Online)

Nova Scotia Canada

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No refunds

About this event

In this online session designed for the Nova Scotia community, you will get insights on the core principles of comedy writing and performance. From Halifax to Sydney, explore the essential building blocks that transform a simple idea into a moment of shared laughter. This talk is for anyone in our province curious about how comedy works, from the initial thought to the final online or on-stage delivery. You will learn about the mechanics behind what makes something funny and how performers bring that humor to life.

We will delve into the art of joke construction. Understand how to create a solid setup that leads to an effective punchline. Discover different joke structures and why they work. We'll also explore how to find and refine your unique comedic voice, drawing inspiration from the rich storytelling traditions found across Nova Scotia. Learn how to draw from personal experiences and observations to create material that is authentic to you. This is a key part of developing a memorable persona that connects with an audience.

The discussion will also cover essential delivery techniques. You will get insights on the importance of timing, the power of a well-placed pause, and how pacing can build or release tension. By the end of this talk, you will have a clearer understanding of comedy: writing and performance fundamentals, providing a solid foundation for your own creative exploration. While this session is tailored for our Nova Scotia audience, comedy lovers everywhere are welcome to join us online and discover the craft from a structural and practical perspective.

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