Sentence examples for comedy professionals from inspiring English sources

Allen says the incident has become "unintended folklore", and that while he "maybe went too far" he was with his "tribe" of comedy professionals.

In 2005, "The Comedian's Comedian," a British television special, asked more than three hundred respected comedy professionals worldwide to rank their favorite comedians.

Preferring to run his own set, he usually employed experienced comedy professionals like Elliott Nugent (five films), David Butler (four) and George Marshall (six), who could shape his work without imposing much personality of their own.

This year, Just for Laughs was, as it has been for 25 years, largely a showcase for stand-ups from throughout the English-speaking world and a gathering place for comedy professionals.

Our attitude to the Germans and their supposed lack of a sense of humour is best understood through the example of the joke known to comedy professionals such as myself as The German Child.

'Tis a conundrum for which I will take a page out of the art of painting to solve: The conundrum that Yagoda tangles with is that many comedy professionals think it's bad form to laugh at your own jokes, or to find a sketch so irresistibly amusing that you can't resist laughing while performing it.

Triggering liberals is a favorite pursuit of the cultural right, and Long is hardly the only comedy professional trying to find a foothold in the era of Trump.

He read like the comedy professional that he is, using an iPad as a teleprompter and occasionally repeating lines he botched so that the audiobook producers could edit a clean version.

"Look, when you're working with a comedy professional, you generally keep your jokes to yourself.

Braugher may be known for his dramatic roles, but he beautifully and effectively underplays Holt and comes off as a born comedy professional.

It's a chair dance, a frantic comedy for business professionals or commuters.