The standup, which has become popular recently, was born in the early 19th century in the UK. Thanks to the American "pioneers" this genre has been gaining quite recognizable features since the 70s. The modern stand-up designation is a solo humorous performance in front of an audience. Artists of the genre give the impression that a pre-prepared text is born in front of a lively audience.
Life truth
Dylan Moran, a stand-up comedian, is incredibly popular in England and his native Ireland. World fame came to him in 2004 after a program called "Monster". His jokes about alcohol and a hangover, family and loneliness conquer the audience overnight. An experienced actor knows how to successfully work on stage. Firstly, it is necessary to refer to the acquired experience and individual vision of reality. Secondly, it takes a moment of confession to arouse the reaction of the audience. For the audience to applaud, you need very little - to tell the truth.
Dylan Moran rubbed his confidence in the audience, from his first words it seemed that he was an old friend of everyone present. The chosen image is very close to people, as if they feel the same discontent with the surrounding world. Annoying music, politics, close neighbors, but the desire to change something in my life does not arise.
His next program is filled with even greater cynicism and misanthropy. However, the public likes harsh remarks, devoid of vulgarity. The invented image of a shy comedian was taken with a bang.
After 2009, Dylan Moran completely changes his style - instead of jokes about alcohol, thoughts about politics come. Monologues were no longer read by a shy young man, but by an experienced adult, constantly grumbling and focusing on his own age. Frivolous jokes about girls gave way to discussions about children.
Russian tour
In 2012, Dylan Moran arrives in Russia with a new program. His monologues fall into the soul of a Russian man who, from school, studied the phenomenon of an “extra” hero who does not find understanding in the world.
In an interview after the tour, he revealed professional secrets: “Do not tell what happened to you. Always talk about your viewers. Jump in your imagination into someone else's life, think about what you have in common, and make it funny. ” After his tour, the first stand-ups in the country open, allowing everyone to take a microphone and prove themselves on stage.
Dialogue with the viewer
Dylan Moran, whose quotes go to the people, admits that not all of his jokes are perfect. Often he wants to stop speaking and just write for himself. Successful Dylan Moran successfully combines his comic performances with filming on television. His filmography consists of popular sitcoms and short films.
The Irish comedian treats the audience as educated and receptive people, and this often helps him in his performances. He admits that his faith is humanism. And he is not going to judge other people's spiritual thoughts. Even disagreeing in various matters with his audience, he is always waiting for a dialogue.