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Summary: Learn how the way you dress can be an asset to your comedy with expert stand-up comedy tips and techniques in this free comedy lesson video.
Chris Murphy has been a stand-up comedian for more than 15 years. He is a veteran of the New York City comedy circuit, appearing regularly at the Broadway Comedy Club and the New York...read more
"CHRIS MURPHY: Hi, on behalf of Expert Village, this is Chris Murphy. I'm here at the New York Comedy Club in New York City. Today, we're going to talk about how to have a career in comedy. What to wear? It's funny. Usually females ask me this question. They want to what to wear and many of them, especially were attractive, want to dress up like they're going to a dance club. It may not be a good idea because you're going to find wives and girlfriends hate you, okay? But you can wear that if you feel comfortable. If that's how you'll feel funny, that's what you wear. I tell everyone, you wear whatever you feel comfortable in. And me, I wear sneakers. I just feel bouncy and funnier in sneakers. So, what to wear, you may want to call and ask if there's a dress code at the club. Very few comedy clubs have a dress code. So, what to wear, wear whatever you feel the most confident, comfortable and funny in. In other words, it really doesn't matter."
eHow Article: How to Dress as a Comedian
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