When I took the stage, I felt like someone else totally different.
I did stand-up comedy. My mother said these people aren’t funny, and we are funnier than them, so we should do it.
Tuesday nights were the shows at the comedy club, so I would be nervous all week and weekend until it was time to step on stage. When I took the stage, I felt like someone else totally different. It was dark in the audience, so it felt like I was there alone; all I could see was the bright lights and hear the laughter. The adrenaline was amazing. As nervous as I was each week up until Tuesday, I was told by the audience, my friends, and my family I did a good job. Watching my mother perform and crack the audience up was also major fun, and it was priceless.
