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| − | '''Stand-up comedy''' is a type of performance where the comedian stands in front of a crowd and delivers a comedic monologue. Props can also be used. Well known stand-up comics include [[Jerry Seinfeld]], [[Robin Williams]], | + | '''Stand-up comedy''' is a type of performance where the comedian stands in front of a crowd and delivers a comedic monologue. Props can also be used. Well known stand-up comics include [[Jerry Seinfeld]], [[Robin Williams]], Steve Martin, Richard Pryor, [[George Carlin]] and [[Ricky Gervais]]. |
They frequently ridicule [[Conservatives]] and their beliefs. This is not surprising, as they often adhere to [[Hollywood values]]. | They frequently ridicule [[Conservatives]] and their beliefs. This is not surprising, as they often adhere to [[Hollywood values]]. | ||
[[Category:Entertainment]] | [[Category:Entertainment]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:39, January 21, 2015
Stand-up comedy is a type of performance where the comedian stands in front of a crowd and delivers a comedic monologue. Props can also be used. Well known stand-up comics include Jerry Seinfeld, Robin Williams, Steve Martin, Richard Pryor, George Carlin and Ricky Gervais.
They frequently ridicule Conservatives and their beliefs. This is not surprising, as they often adhere to Hollywood values.