Tony Woods Mold Dave Chappelle into Dave Chappelle

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Written by: Joseph Santiago on March 6, 2020

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Tony Woods, who was the first person Dave Chappelle mentioned when he accepted the Mark Twain Prize, has never starred in a movie or headlined his own sitcom or talk show. But few comics today are more naturally funny or have been as influential.

Dave Chappelle accepted his Mark Twain Price on Sunday. The price is comedy’s most prestigious honour. However, with a star cast audience in attendance, which includes Jon Stewart, Tiffany Haddish, and Sarah Silverman among others, he singled out a not-so-familiar name in comedy circles in his speech. Tony Woods. read more

A Spotlight on Comedian Kevin Bartini

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Written by: Joseph Santiago

A warm audience is an important aspect of any comedy show. Having an opener for any type of performance is commonplace and encourages the audience to participate and build up energy. In comedy, a a warm audience means a crowd that is ready to laugh, they are open, and in a club setting more often than not a little bit drunk. When a televised show is filmed before a live audience a warm up comic is generally used to facilitate the necessity for a warm crowd. The warm up comic is the unsung hero of a great audience ready for a TV taping. The comic is usually not noticed by a larger audience, but appreciated in the entertainment industry greatly. Their job is to make the crowd feel like an integral part of the show, usually working alone and at times explaining parts of the show. read more

T.J. Miller In Smirnoff Advertising Campaign

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Written by Gary Miller

“If you’re going to have to absorb this ad content anyway, then I hope it’s at least really funny.”-T.J. Miller

Comedians T.J. Miller and Thomas Middleditch star in a new campaign for Smirnoff. The advertisements starring the Silicon Valley and Search Party stars are the second reiteration of their “Exclusively for Everybody” Campaign. The pair find themselves on a road trip to the New York Comic Con to pitch a movie about super hero alter egos starring themselves. The comedians play themselves and take the opportunity to have a blast along the way. The pair learn a lot about themselves on the harrowing 3,098 mile journey across the country. read more

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