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Quote: Matthew Stott @ June 29 2011, 12:23 PM BSTMove to London, you'll be able to gig every day and never leave the city!
London's rubbish, though. Okay for a day out, but nothing more.
Quote: zooo @ June 29 2011, 12:34 PM BST
Take it outside, Sourpuss!
Quote: chipolata @ June 29 2011, 12:30 PM BSTLondon's rubbish, though.
You're rubbish.
F**king beautiful people walking around showing off their lovelyness. Bastards.
No offence to Londoners, but it would be hugely counterproductive for m to join the London open mic scene. In the North East I'm able to gig at pro nights, in frot of proper audiences and get a lot more valuable experience.
Quote: Nat Wicks @ June 29 2011, 1:27 PM BSTNo offence to Londoners, but it would be hugely counterproductive for m to join the London open mic scene. In the North East I'm able to gig at pro nights, in frot of proper audiences and get a lot more valuable experience.
I suppose, but you can't gig half as much is all, and half the battle is getting up as often as possible to improve.
Quote: Gavin @ June 29 2011, 1:25 PM BSTF**king beautiful people walking around showing off their lovelyness. Bastards.
Don't hate us 'cos we're perfect.
Quote: Matthew Stott @ June 29 2011, 1:29 PM BSTDon't hate us 'cos we're perfect.
You'll all be as ugly as I am inside eventually. Time does that to people.
Quote: Nat Wicks @ June 29 2011, 1:27 PM BSTNo offence to Londoners, but it would be hugely counterproductive for m to join the London open mic scene. In the North East I'm able to gig at pro nights, in frot of proper audiences and get a lot more valuable experience.
Can't say I agree with this - provided you're good enough you can mix it up with the pros in the city - even someone like myself who's not been at it two years can share a bill with name comedians. Not sure what you mean by 'proper' audiences either. Larger? More working class?
No I mean actual people who are customers, not just acts and their friends.
Why would I mean more working class?
Quote: Nat Wicks @ June 29 2011, 2:18 PM BSTNo I mean actual people who are customers, not just acts and their friends.
I suppose that just depends on the night, obviously there will be a lot of ones like that, but as I say, it's all stage time, which is the most important thing to start with.
Quote: Nat Wicks @ June 29 2011, 2:18 PM BSTWhy ay would I mean more working class like?
Quote: Matthew Stott @ June 29 2011, 2:21 PM BSTI suppose that just depends on the night, obviously there will be a lot of ones like that, but as I say, it's all stage time, which is the most important thing to start with.
It's a subject that is endlessly debated on Chortle. I want as much stage time as I can get, generally, but I'm of the opinion that all gigs are not all equal experience wise.
Says she who is on her way to Preston to do a gong show tonight. Oh well, it's a chance to be seen more than anything.
Quote: Marc P @ June 29 2011, 2:28 PM BST
CHEEKY!
Quote: Nat Wicks @ June 29 2011, 2:43 PM BSTIt's a subject that is endlessly debated on Chortle. I want as much stage time as I can get, generally, but I'm of the opinion that all gigs are not all equal experience wise.
Says she who is on her way to Preston to do a gong show tonight. Oh well, it's a chance to be seen more than anything.
CHEEKY!
