The three Es for stand-ups

We have a plenty of members who are stand-up comedians, at various different stages of their career.
Happily the attitude which fuels more developed comedians will also help complete newbies.
Here are a few key elements to remember - or as we call them, the three Es (make your own jokes).
1) Enter
Enter competitions, enter open mic nights, put yourself out there.
You need to be on the stage: great stand-up comedians do not become great stand-up comedians by pacing around at home or telling their friends "they might try stand-up one day".
You need to be out there...
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