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Behind The Laughs Community And Inequality In Comedy Michael P Jeffries

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Behind The Laughs Community And Inequality In Comedy Michael P Jeffries
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Publisher: Stanford University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.52 MB
Pages: 200
Author: Michael P. Jeffries
ISBN: 9781503602908, 1503602907
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Behind The Laughs Community And Inequality In Comedy Michael P Jeffries by Michael P. Jeffries 9781503602908, 1503602907 instant download after payment.

Comedy is a brutal business. When comedians define success, they don't talk about money―they talk about not quitting. They work in a business where even big names work for free, and the inequalities of race, class, and gender create real barriers. But they also work in a business where people still believe that hard work and talent lead to the big time. How do people working in comedy sustain these contradictions and keep laughing? In Behind the Laughs, Michael P. Jeffries brings readers into the world of comedy to reveal its dark corners and share its buoyant lifeblood. He draws on conversations with comedians, as well as club owners, bookers, and managers, to show the extraordinary social connections professional humor demands. Not only do comedians have to read their audience night after night, but they must also create lasting bonds across the profession to get gigs in the first place. Comedy is not a meritocracy, and its rewards are not often fame and fortune. Only performers who know the rules of their community are able to make it a career.

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