What is Audience Rapport? - Stand Up Comedy Classes Q&A - Greg Dean
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2017
- Stand-up comedy classes teacher, Greg Dean, tells a story about his student and wife, Gayla Johnson, as an example of gaining rapport with an rowdy audience to turn an impossible show around.
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This is excellent advice!!! Did a bad set last night because I didn’t connect with the audience. Was focused on my set
Bad shows are part of the learning. Stay at it. Talk to other comedians about your bad shows. Also make the show about the relationship. Cheers,
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Brilliant!
In your book, Step by Step to Stand-up, you caution against letting the audience get the best of you, as it can put you at your worst. On the other hand, in the 'Handling Hecklers' section, you give some good tips for dealing with audiences.
The point is more about not taking it personally and continuing to play.