1. Not Staying In The Light
All of the attention is meant to be focused on you. That’s why you went on stage in the first place. Stay center stage, where the light is. If the entire stage is lit, feel free to roam. Very simply stated, stay in the light.
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In 1991, Bob Biggerstaff was a student at the University of Houston. One day a comedian came to the school a day before he was to perform. He was in search of a few people to go on stage before him to start the show. Bob was one of the guys picked. That was his first time on stage. He wouldn’t get back on stage until 1997. It was then that he became a door man at the Laff Stop. A few months later, The Laff Stop had started an open mic. That was when he started focusing on comedy. His first paying gig was in 1999 and he became a regular in 2000. 3 years later, he went on to win Houston’s Funniest Person Contest. In 2007 he was a semi-finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Nowadays he is touring the country. He frequents the open mics in Houston, telling jokes and/or playing Golden Tee.
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