The Comedy Fix

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss the good, bad, and terrible of comedy training centers.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie debate whether confidence is necessary or helpful in performance. Or is it an unnecessary and potentially inhibiting delusion?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss when it is that you are good enough? Or does it matter?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie debate the venerated concept of vulnerability in performance? Is it the key to success or is it only a piece of the puzzle?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss the concept of weird for weirdsake. Is there value in just being weird and contravening norms just to do it, or ought there to be greater meaning and purpose behind it?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie invite guest Frank Caeti to discuss his performance and directing philosophies.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie invite guest Ithamar Enriquez to discuss his performance theories and creative process.

I n this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie invite guest Chad Damiani to discuss his performance and teaching philosophies.

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss who(m) to perform for? Your audience? Yourself? Your fellow performers?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss the concept of permission and performance. Whose permission do you need? When? Why? And what happens if you don’t have it?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss whether you need to know the rules to break the rules. Do you need to rise through the ranks and learn the ropes before you can break the rules or is that just the long way around to the same place?

In this episode, Chris, Sam, and Jaymie discuss whether the performance and comedy Rule of Threes is dead, whether it ever existed, and what, if anything, it should mean to us today.