
Reflecting on the journey into stand up comedy
What is the journey into stand up comedy really like? That was the question posed to me by Paul Richards on FIVEaa on on Friday,
Events should always be entertaining AND informative. Hire me to deliver on that ideal. From keynote speaking to bringing Professor Longsword to your event, from podcasting to reviewing! Let’s maker your story or event worth talking about!
Steve produces thinking-person’s comedy with a mixture of storytelling and physical theature. His shows range from straight stand up to character work, including his infamous Professor Longsword from the MBA School of MBA Credentials.
With 20 years of radio experience and 10 years of podcasting experience, producing The Adelaide Show and a stable of commercial podcasts, Steve can help you plan, record, and produce high quality content for your target market.
Ever booked a speaker who just dance across the top of the topic? This doesn’t happen with Steve. He knows how to capture the big picture and then drill down into detail across a range of topics from marketing to social media to pursuing community projects.
Your event will be long remembered when you hire an MC like Steve Davis. Steve cares, he loves the MC role, loves digging around for stories to engage audiences, and loves having some fun while delivering your key messages. Make events great again!
Got a lot of words to write? Or even just a few? Steve’s 20 years as a journalist, overlapping with his 20 years in marketing, finished off with his latest career adventure as a comedian, means he can write engaging, interesting content your audience will enjoy.
If you’re producing theatre in South Australia, especially Adelaide, or streaming online from around the Australia, contact Steve to see if he’s availble to review your work. Steve writes reviews for The Adelaide Show and speaks them for ABC Adelaide
What is the journey into stand up comedy really like? That was the question posed to me by Paul Richards on FIVEaa on on Friday,
What is this valuable damaging lost art of reviewing? Or, should I be asking, how do we solve a problem like reviewers? Well, here’s something
Much has been written about Bohemian Rhapsody and its factual shortcomings but be that as it (Brian) may, there is much to endear this film
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