st Timers
“Stand up comedy is really hard in a sense
because it can be quite isolating if your not
working with people all the time, and I really
thrive off collaborative environments. I love
working with people who have a different
mind to my own but, that are still creative in
the same way that we both want to produce
the same thing”.
Hughes gets a lot of her inspiration for material from her young daughter, and is proud
to be a mother who Is also living the stand
up comedian life.
Jeannot gave insight on what it is like for a
comedian to do festival shows, and how it
really works to advance a comedians level
on stage.
Anthony Jeannot is Unaccept-A-Bubble at
the Melbourne Fringe. He explains how he
got the idea for his show.
To find out about the comedians show hit up
the Fringe Festival website.
I just had some stuff that I thought was
good and I kind of, I think it was the process
of working out what am I talking about most
consistently, so there was 3 things that
have happened in my life that my stand up
keeps coming back to, so I thought why not
takes these and make them a story”.
“The amount of time for me, usually at best
you do a couple of MC spots, you do 10,15
if your lucky, but mainly 5 min spots. So just
working out how to hold peoples attentions
for an hour. How to keep it varied in terms
of pace and content, these are all things I’m
paying a lot of attention too”.