Don’t Hurt Like I Do, Just Relate
They say that comedy comes from pain.If that’s the case, I have alot of feelings to process. I’ll probably need to turn that into material, to help me heal. But I’ll need my comedy coaches help. The one thing I won’t do is trash the woman I was seeing on stage. There’s a way to turn how...
Read MoreA Main Course of Disappointment, Arrogance and Alienation? What’s For Dessert?
Have you seen the movie The Family Man? Of course you haven’t. I’ve talked about it on here before. It’s the show where Nic Cage, in my favourite movie of his to watch, gets thrust into a different life from the corporate executive he is. All because of one simple decision he made years ago,...
Read MoreA Temporary Diversion
Some of you may be aware that I hosted a radio show in Saskatoon well over a year ago. I interviewed other comics from all over the world and got a chance to chat with people I admired in comedy. 78 episodes later, it was finished. There is a website for the episodes. It’s still up and running, I...
Read MoreAnd So It Goes
I used to be a trendsetter in my early days of comedy. Looking back, I can say that it’s a 50/50 split whether I deserved what happened, or not. It surprised many, though probably secretly, as I never heard much in the way of compliments or criticism. It all comes down to three words. The Park Town Hotel. Okay,...
Read MoreWayyyyyyyyy More Than 50 Shades Of Grey
Things have certainly changed from the days when I first entered the comedy scene. Some changes over the past ten years have been for the better, some haven’t, and some I don’t think anybody ever saw coming. I doubt that the newer crop of performers now respect or understand the groundwork that was laid...
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