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Stand-Up Comedy: Its Historic Influence on Society
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For nearly 200 years, stand-up comedians haven’t just been reflecting society, they’ve been influencing it through pointed social commentary. Join us for a discussion about the evolution of the art form, some of the most influential comedians, the growing challenge of censorship, and much more.
Featuring:
Lanita Jacobs, associate professor of American studies and ethnicity and anthropology at USC Dornsife. Author of To Be Real: Truth and Racial Authenticity in African American Stand-Up Comedy
Wayne Federman, adjunct professor at USC School of Dramatic Arts. Author of The History of Stand-Up: From Mark Twain to Dave Chappelle. Emmy-winning producer of George Carlin's American Dream.
Cruz Arroyo, PhD Candidate in English at USC Dornsife, studying the fictionality of stand-up comedy.
Moderator: Kirstin Eggers, assistant professor of theatre practice in comedy performance at USC School of Dramatic Arts. Actor, writer, and comedic performer.
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