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    the Comedy Club Deals with Heckling

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    Heckling Documentary - H.264 (174.8Mb)
    Heckling Documentary - MPEG-4 (47.74Mb)
    Interview Tyler, Chris, Jay (981.5Kb)
    Comedy Show with Heckler (932.2Mb)
    Interview Joe (118.6Kb)
    Interview David (19.04Kb)
    Accession Form (15.04Kb)
    David Consent Form (2.217Mb)
    David Release Form (1.663Mb)
    Chris Consent Form (2.280Mb)
    Chris Release Form (1.631Mb)
    Jay Consent Form (2.237Mb)
    Jay Release Form (1.742Mb)
    Tyler Consent Form (2.189Mb)
    Joe Release Form (1.457Mb)
    Joe Consent Form (2.210Mb)
    Researcher Release Form (1.533Mb)
    Date
    2012-09-04
    Author
    Howard, Rob
    Staebell, Jennifer
    Abbondanza, Jay
    Lay, Chris
    Leon, David
    Buettner, Joe
    Brendler, Tyler
    Advisor(s)
    Howard, Rob
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    Subject
    Audience Participation
    Comedies
    Drama (literature)
    Permanent Link
    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/62408
    Type
    Recording, Oral
    Description
    Stand-up comedians discuss how heckling affects their set. They hypothesize why audience members enact in this behavior, and in which ways they react to a heckler. These comedians also discuss their favorite memories of a heckling experience, whether it be the most traumatic, the most memorable, or the funniest. Overall, they discuss their personal feelings about audience interaction and coaxing.
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    • UW-Madison Folklore Student Papers

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