Stand-Up Comedy Coursework

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Robert Parker

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Stand-Up Comedy Coursework

   Hello, Welcome Everybody! Bonjour Bienvenue! Guten Tag, Wilkommen! We have got people from all over the world here tonight. England, France, Germany, oh, and of course, BARROW! How privileged are we? Anyway, I’m going to keep things simple and just talking straightforward English. I apologise before hand to the Barrovians as they may have difficulty understanding.

   Seriously now. I’ve lived in Ulverston all my life. I like the place personally; I’m not the big, amazing nightlife and noisy city man that you may think. Ulverston is a nice tidy little town out of the way of all the hustle and bustle of city life. Here in Ulverston, the town is famous for its traditional market, oh, and of course the giant cock on top of the first hill you see upon entering the town aka Hoad Hill Monument. Apparently, the whole point in it standing there is because it used to be used as a lighthouse. Some good eh, no water in sight. It’s also famous because it is a monument in memory of Sir John Barrow; he built it before he died. It’s about as much use as the bloody millennium dome was!

   Isn’t it weird how different areas, places and regions are famous for different things? I have already mentioned to famous aspects of Ulverston. Apparently, are good friends up the road in Barrow are living in ‘Cumbria’s Premier Shopping Town’. I have to agree with this. A trip down the Vulcan any day of the week can guarantee you picking up a few bargains, for example, an ounce of this and a quarter of that for a remarkable price of under fifty pound! Now that’s a bargain! It all depends on who your contacts are and whom you know down that way, as the Vulcan is notoriously a, erm how can I describe it? DOSSHOLE, ridden with drugs, as well as many other things.

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   Isn’t it funny how things come into fashion? Latest crazes of my time include Yoyo’s, Pokemon Cards and Mini Scooters. The list is endless. Although the latest and in my eyes, the most peculiar, is this one. Barrow girls aged fourteen and above find it compulsory that they have to push a trolley around town on a Saturday afternoon, which contains a baby less than nine months old. The truly amazing thing about this latest craze is that it is getting more popular and good news for the lads is that more and more girls are wanting to be ...

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