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Standup Comedy   "Your Host and MC"

Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"

Author: Scott Edwards

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Celebration of 40+ years on the fringe of show business. Stories, interviews, and comedy sets from standup comics... famous, and not so famous. All taped Live on my Comedy Club "Laughs Unlimited" stage. Lots of stand-up comedy and interviews. The interviews will be with comics, old staff members, and Friends from the world of Comedy. Standup Sets by Dana Carvey, Jay Leno, Tom Dreesen, Jerry Seinfeld, Larry Miller, Mark Schiff, Bobcat Goldthwait, Paula Poundstone, Garry Shandling, Ray Ramano, Cathy Ladman, Willie Tyler & Lester, and MORE. My web site has many pictures, items for sale, and more information www.standupcomedyyourhostandmc.com 

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Send us Fan Mail Not being famous doesn’t mean you failed. Sometimes it means you built something sturdier: a career that actually lasts. We sit down with our longtime friend Steve Bruner, a veteran stand-up comedian whose work spans comedy clubs, corporate comedy, cruise ships, and TV, to talk honestly about what keeps a comic working decade after decade. Steve takes us back to the early signals that pulled him toward the stage, the notebook habits that shaped his joke writing, and the grin...
Send us Fan Mail A “cornucopia” sounds fancy until you hear what we mean: a rapid, no-filler variety pack of live comedy that jumps styles on purpose and keeps you laughing before you can settle in. We built Cornucopia of Comedy as a time-capsule ride through the 1980s and 1990s comedy scene connected to Laughs Unlimited, our outdoor Laughs in the Park concerts, and the TV world around Live at Laughs. We start with the late, great vibe of a true master of ceremonies, Ronnie Kenny, delivering...
Send us Fan Mail Former stand-up comic Mike Bromberg joins R. Scott Edwards to talk about his journey from comedy clubs and open mics to Chicago improv, acting, public speaking and teaching. Mike shares how performing stand-up helped him develop confidence, stage presence and the ability to connect with an audience—skills he now uses as a professional speaker and educator. He also discusses why some talented comedians become famous while others don't, the importance of marketing and business ...
Send us Fan Mail Three names you already know, captured at moments you probably haven’t heard: Jay Leno in a sold-out 1985 Sacramento concert, Dana Carvey in 1983 when he’s still a hungry featured act, and Jerry Seinfeld in 1980 making his first appearance on R. Scott Edwards’ stage at Laughs Unlimited. This one plays like a comedy time capsule, with the original room energy intact and the kind of live timing you can’t fake in a studio. We kick off with Leno firing on all cylinders, turning ...
Send us Fan Mail Jeanette Rizzi didn’t take the “safe” path into stand-up comedy. She talked her way into moving for law school, then immediately started chasing stage time and never looked back. That tension between stability and the pull of the mic runs through everything we talk about, especially what it’s like to come up in the Los Angeles comedy scene where crowds can feel tougher, more jaded, and harder to impress. We also get into the kind of material you can’t fake. Jeanette shares t...
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