NEXT ON STAGE
3 Januar 2018
Boing English Comedy Coelner-Lennep Ubierring, 50678 Köln 2018
19 Mai 2017
Offenen Bühne Bergisch Land Klosterkirche Remscheid-Lennep Klostergasse 8, 42897 Remscheid
2017
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International Comedian & Presenter
Der dreisprachige Kabarettist und Comedian ist international kann bereits internationale Erfolge verzeichnen. Sein Humor schließt alle Länder mit ein. Als gebürtiger Engländer spricht er die drei Sprachen: Englisch, Deutsch und Wie bitte. Als Profitänzer hat er bereits die ganze Welt umreist. Darüber hinaus hat er als Musiker bereits mit Größen wie Nicole Scherzinger, Eric Bebe und Yvonne Catterfeld gespielt. Aber auch neben Heddaway und Dr. Alban hat er bereits die Bühne gerockt. Doch auch im Schauspieler hat er sich bereits einen Namen gemacht und neben Schauspielern wie Sir Ben Kingsley, Oliver Martinez, Tom Payne und Dirk Bach gespielt. Seine Karriere als Kabarettist/Comedian wächst seit 10 Jahren. Ihm ist in seinem Programm daran gelegen dem Publikum eine internationale Sicht auf die Dinge zu bekommen und alte festgefahrene Sichtweisen aufzubrechen. Er zeigt auf, dass das Leben sowohl lustig als auch traurig sein kann und das es an der eigenen Sicht liegt, was man daraus macht. Er verrät aber auch Geheimnisse aus seinem Leben auf der Bühne. Ihr solltet ihn nicht verpassen. 
"If you had told me that I was ever going to be a comedian then I would have congratulated you on your comedic sense of humor. I have been on stage for a large part of my life. Dancer, choreographer, singer, musician, model. I have been teaching performance for many many years and that is how I met my first Comedy mentor, Johnny Hollywood. He saw something that no one else had. He persuaded me to try out his world. He guided me step by step into comedy through his workshops and providing the stage to learn.
The first time I stood on in the spotlight as a man being funny, I was reminded what it was like to be really scared. Scared of forgetting what I wanted to say as my mind froze, afraid that my sense of humor really weird. That I would not have the story telling ability to get an audience to visualise my humour. That I would not have the timing to turn it from a story to a routine. That I would not have what it takes to make people interested enough to listen to story. Well unlike the television my first time proved that every fear I had was well founded and It was not a happy end of the beginning. I, in the words of the comedy world, “I died on stage”. The first audience was French. Not a crime in itself but they looked at me as though I was from the planet Mars or even worse from the country they hate so much. England. Since I am in fact British, my speaking did not improve their mood. After only a few minutes there eyes said, “you are not funny English man, if you were American then perhaps we would laugh but you are clearly a Briton”. After a couple of minutes their mouths joined in on the criticism. Now there is no clever turn around or cheerful anecdote. It was 1 to the audience on 0 to James the want to be comedian. In fact the second time I took to the stage the first thing I spoke about was the first time I took to the stage. Then I learned that there is nothing that make people laugh more than hearing about my and other peoples suffering. They did not stop laughing. Since then, with a little stuttering as I tune new material, I have managed to keep that laughter going. Parody and cultural humour are my favourite subjects and add a little self sarcasm and a healthy distain for authority and you have an idea of where I am going with this." |
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English Stand Up Comedy
Deutsch Stand Up Comedy
Nightwash Talent Award 2014
The difference between writing comedy
for English or American audiences. 
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