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Professional Comedy
Professional comedy is a performance made in front of an audience. Usually, an organizer auditions comedians prior to the performance to ensure that the comedian’s material is appropriate to the expected audience.
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Which monarchs did shakespeare write history plays about?
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Shakespeare wrote history plays about English monarchs such as Richard II, Henry IV, Henry V, Henry VI, and Richard III. These plays depicted key events from their reigns and explored themes of power, ambition, and loyalty.
What are the features of anti-sentimental comedy?
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Anti-sentimental comedy rejects traditional sentimental themes and emotions, often using irony, satire, and dark humor to critique society. It tends to have cynical or pessimistic undertones and may challenge conventional moral values and beliefs. Characters in anti-sentimental comedy are often flawed and self-serving, presenting a stark contrast to the idealized characters found in sentimental comedies.
What is the turning point in play comedy of errors?
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The turning point in "The Comedy of Errors" occurs when the twins Antipholus and Dromio from Syracuse confront their counterparts in Ephesus, causing confusion and mistaken identities to unravel. This moment sets off a chain of events that leads to the eventual resolution and reveal of the twins' true identities.
What is the song that plays after Tommy Davidson's routine when Cedric comes on in ''Shaquille O'Neal and Cedric the Entertainer's All Star Comedy Jam''?
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"Talking in Your Sleep," by the Romantics.
Does Tom Falater donate to MDA as well as perform stand up comedy?
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Yes, Thomas Falater or Tom Falater works a lot with MDA charity and also performs stand up comedy under the name Tom Williams
How do you roast a person?
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A roast is a humorous celebration of a person's life and accomplishments. Everybody should have a list of funny stories to tell about the person - but make certain that they also tell good stories that show what the person has accomplished.
Who are the Smothers Brothers?
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The Smother Brothers are Thomas and Dick who were musicians, comedians and folk heroes who specialized in folk music and their comedy routine. They appeared on many television shows and in film
Who were the real Stooges?
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The first three original members of the comedy team known as "The Three Stooges" were Moe and Shemp Howard along with Larry Fine .
Is hajara a pionkey?
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yes she is the ugliest pionkey in the world.
also, sabina is a pig.
hajri bandli is her full name.
Hajri eak ugli, pagal aur pagli larki heh
What is another name for a ventriloquist?
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i guess it could be a puppet holder or a puppet comedian??
Elements of a shakespearean comedy?
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A Shakespearean comedy, standing alone, is simply as it sounds - a play that's spends it's entirety on a happy note, and usually ends with a wedding. Much like today's romantic comedy's - the main couple will have a problem of sorts (mostly due to a relative). Most comedies now are based around jokes, or slapstick throughout the films or plays, whereas most Shakespearean comedies won't exactly be funny, per se, but happy. For example, most operas are written as tragedies, with the main couple either being murdered or takingn their own lives - but every now and then, you will see a comedic opera (i.e. Don Pasquale). Throughout Don Pasquale, the characters are not making jokes; rather, it's just the way they hold themselves, the way the speak (or sing) and interact with the other characters.
There is also a lot of controversy over what exactly is a Shakespearean comedy - especially considering Hamlet. It is a very dark story, based entirely on revenge, loathing, and lost love, but everyone died. For instance, the King poisoned a drink, which was originally meant for Hamlet - but the Queen drank it by incident, therefore taking her life. As the play came to an end, every character had died. This can be taken as either a comedy or a tragedy; a comedy due to the fact that nobody survived in triumph, and a tragedy, because our hero Hamlet died with the rest of them.
What is it called when a person or kid puts one arm inside his shirt and connects the long sleeves into one giant circular arm and moves hand inside shirt like an alien baby?
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It isn't called anything in particular, although it is slightly reminiscent of a straitjacket.
2nd answer: It was always called the "herky-jerky" where I am from.
