Stand up Comedy & Teaching: it's effective Story Telling where engagement is essential.
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Story telling is the core of teaching and stand up comedy. First we build a story then we must learn how to deliver it for maximum engagement. For teaching & comedy engagement is essential. The rule of three is the go to joke format and remains powerful because it's the shortest and most concise story to tell. This 'rule' in humour can highlight difficult points, delivery & engagement make laughter, learning and engagement more powerful.
How to put the main message in with the joke (00:00)
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Responding to the question "how do we keep the message & the meaning within the joke?"
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Recorded at 'Comedy & the Classroom' seminar, May 2019: https://bit.ly/2P3gVRY
Credits to:
Brunel University London: https://www.brunel.ac.uk/
Centre for Comedy Studies Research: https://bit.ly/2OEdh1K
Brunel media relations - Joe Buchanum https://bit.ly/2ODzw86
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Special thanks to the
Event coordinators:
Sharon Lockyer, Anne Chappell, Simon Weaver
Panelists:
Dr Lee Campbell
Hannah Ballou
Fintan Clear
Shazia Mirza
Martin Billingham
Discover the connection between pedagogy and performance through research into Oracy, Dialogic Education & Applied Theatre studies.
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