The phrase "aspiring comedian" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is trying to become a comedian but has not yet achieved that status.
Example: "After years of practicing in small clubs, she finally felt ready to call herself an aspiring comedian."
Alternatives: "budding comedian" or "emerging comedian".
Get a gushy blogger or aspiring comedian to ask canned questions.
A really bad aspiring comedian, Lance gets hit by a truck.
Rodney Rodney Carringtonn), factory employee and aspiring comedian, becomes convinced he is going to hell.
"You're going to be alone in the end anyway, so you might as well get good at it" is the credo of Margaret (a spectacularly frumpy Natalie West), a 52-year-old coffee shop waitress and aspiring comedian.
The movie stars Schwimmer as the title character, a struggling casino pit boss in Atlantic City at odds with his ex-wife (Janeane Garofalo) and her new boyfriend (John Krasinski), navigating male bonding with his aspiring comedian friend (Judah Friedlander).
Now she's working at a bowling alley in Pensacola, Fla.; dating her well-meaning but unambitious boyfriend, Neal; hanging with her best friend, Amy, who is rearing a baby after a shotgun marriage to the child's dim father; and flirting with her former school rival, Isaac, an aspiring comedian down from New York City for the holidays.
I'm tweakin'!" Watching in the wings, Jonah Hill's character, Leo, looks on in horror with Seth Rogen's character, Ira, both of whom are aspiring comedians.
Aspiring comedians from poor families studied under a master for three years and performed with the teacher for one season before striking out on their own.
On a recent visit, the gin-and-tonics were ice-cold and cheap, and aspiring comedians thronged the bar in advance of an early-evening open mike.
"The King of Comedy" also makes for a useful contrast with, and precursor to, Judd Apatow's "Funny People," because both films feature aspiring comedians who go to great lengths to break into the business.
Hart, who has a substantial social media profile, including 27.5m followers on Twitter, has also closed a deal to develop a social media game, where players take part as aspiring comedians who are mentored by the star.
