Ok, here are my final tips. Need help with any of this? (Believe me. this is the easy part. The part you really need help with is the show itself. That’s my specialty. Book a consult with me to see if it’s a fit for us to work together to Read more…
Part 1 of this blog introduces the idea of having a house concert for comedy. Here are the nuts and bolts. Here we go. Did you read Part 1?And check out Part 3! And Part 4!
7 Steps to Create a Solo Show: FREE EBOOK DOWNLOAD Email Name Plus, get bonus tips and inspiration regularly on how to increase your creativity in art, performance, comedy, and writing from Alicia Dattner. aliciadattner.com Veteran comedian and solo performer Alicia Dattner creates a space where every story Read more…
Creativity Workshop Starts January in Oakland! Six to One : Six Weeks to Complete One Creative Project Are you ready to kick your creative work into high gear? Starting in January, and meeting for six weeks, the Six to One course will challenge and hold you to complete your chosen creative goal. Each week, we'll meet, set intentions, Read more…
It’s time to be ruthlessly honest with yourself, step aside, and allow your muses to speak through you. And when it goes well, let them take the credit, too. The joy will come, not in hearing the accolades, but in being an instrument for something truly, humanly brilliant that touches people’s hearts and raises the stakes in living their lives fully.
So to recap, Part 1 of "So You Want to Write a One Person Show", I spoke about discovering the Central Moment on which your show pivots. Part 2 of "So You Want to Write a One Person Show" we looked at the moments that lead up to the Central Read more…
So to recap, Part 1 of "So You Want to Write a One Person Show", I spoke about discovering the Central Moment that your show pivots on. You did free-writing about this pivotal moment and you held it close to your heart, a secret for yourself. Part 2 of Read more…
So to recap, Part 1 of "So You Want to Write a One Person Show", I spoke about discovering the Central Moment that your show pivots on. You did free-writing about this pivotal moment and you held it close to your heart, a secret for yourself. Part 2 of Read more…
I met Joe in 1998 when I first started doing standup. He was about to start headlining at the Punchline then, and his comedy has grown and ripened into a fine french cheese. It's riddled with self-deprication, wit, and charm. He is one of the best "riffers" in San Francisco Read more…