So you think you're funny: Becoming a stand-up comedian

Tanya Boardman


Region:
South East
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional, Charity, Rotary
Fee:
Paid: £100 - £150
Category:
Business
Updated:
4th February 2024

A journey through the highs and lows of becoming a stand up comedian - from trying to do funny talks to a comedy course and a first gig. This talk includes how facing your fears can help you overcome them and the joys of discovering a life on stage. Improving communication skills is a key life skill and everyone can benefit from improving this. Could comedy be a way for you and your colleagues to do this?

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About Tanya Boardman

I enjoy sharing stories and engaging with an audience on topics including sport, travel and career change. Most importantly I like to leave the audience feeling empowered and inspired to do something a bit different to see where it will lead.

I have a varied career including business start up support, tech project management and charity work and am currently balancing a portfolio career of space science and health and wellbeing. I have traveled extensively and in my spare time I am usually found outside - running, hiking or enjoying the garden.


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