In ancient Greek theatrical plays, comedy is a play that ends well for the protagonist while tragedy is a play that doesn’t end well for the lead actor, though the world has changed a lot in meaning to encompass things that are not necessary to refer to anything humorous in general. Stand up comedy is on the rise and many people are making careers out of it, its not about simple laughter, but making the audience enjoy your entire speech
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Ok, I go first. One day during family dinner in our late teenage years, our mother began to tell us stories of the crazy funny things we used to say when we were toddlers, ‘’you were very hyperactive kids back then,’’ she said to us. Some of you were moderate with your words while some […]
What are the craziest & funniest things you used to say and Do when you were a toddler? Read More »
People have enjoyed going to see plays as a form of entertainment since the earliest times. In ancient Greece and Rome, performances were given in great open-air arenas. In ancient Japan, the Noh plays were popular forms of entertainment. During the Middle Ages, sacred stories and plays with Christian themes, called morality plays,
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Some silly fellow wanted to join the army before he can finish his history thriller, he was documenting about ancient torture devices, a research project which he would later convert into a story but since it was not thrilling enough he had to be in the army and witness a real torture,
1-Fresh Funnies. What is the most recent time you had a good laugh? At one moment or the other people happen to find things they really laugh at, sometimes they laugh so much till their ribs ache and hands go numb. With that then can we confidently say “it’s the real laughter?” From a comedians