Lessons Learned from Performing Across the Country
We hear this a lot from touring comics that you become a better comic by performing outside of your home scene. Moses agrees. What he learned by performing outside of Wichita is it never pays off to cover divisive topics. He tried writing material that was funny whether the audience was old, young, black, Asian, agnostic, Christian, whatever the label was. Being relatable became his key to success. And one other ingredient was needed: confidence. He found that if audiences in bigger markets like Georgia, California, Florida, or anywhere in between could feel you being scared of them, they would check out of the show and not respect you.
If you’re funny and you’re saying it with confidence, confidence is key
Ke'Juan Moses