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Comedian

A comedian or comic is a person who entertains an audience by making them laugh through jokes, humorous situations, or comic performances, often including distinctive styles of humour such as puns, irony, observation, self-deprecation, parody, and absurdism.

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Activity sectors
Theatre · sound recording · film · radio · television
Competencies
Acting · dance (optional) · magic (optional) · singing (optional) · ventriloquism (optional)
Names
Comedian · comic · clown
Occupation type
Performing art
Related jobs
Humorist

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Personality traits

Highest-paid comedians

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Comedian

Nodes168
Edges167
Triples231
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011905
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Comedian

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related to Radio · 45
Comedian → BBC, BBC Radio, Bergen, British, Budd, CBS, Chico Marx, Chris Morris, Danger, Fields, Fred Allen, Gentlemen, Groucho, Hancock's Half Hour, Hollywood, Hope, ITMA, Jack Benny, Judy Canova, Lewis
related to Television · 33
Comedian → BBC, Bob, Celebrity Juice, Cheers, Chelsea Handler, Conan O'Brien, David, David Letterman, Got News, Graham Norton, Have, Horses, James Corden, Jay Leno, Jim Jefferies, John Oliver, Jonathan Ross, Monty Python, Monty Python's Flying Circus, Mr
related to Jokes · 21
Comedian → Danielle Ward, David O'Doherty, Diane Morgan, Ed Byrne, Fringe, Funniest Joke, In, Jokes, Michael McIntyre, One, Other, Richard Herring, Robin Williams, Ross Noble's, Some, Stewart Francis, The Two Ronnies, There, Tim Vine, UK
related to Film · 18
Comedian → British, Chaplin, Charlie, English, Fred Karno, Hardy, He, His, Karno, Keaton, Laurel, Modern Times, Oliver Hardy, On, Stan Laurel, The Kid, United States, US
related to Highest-paid comedians · 13
Comedian → Amy Schumer, Box Office Mojo, Celebrity, Forbes, IMDb, In, Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin Hart, Nielsen Media Research, Pollstar, The, Their, United States
related to Personality traits · 13
Comedian → Australia, Britain, British Journal, Gordon Claridge, However, In, January, Oxford, Psychiatry, The, They, United States, University
related to Modern era · 12
Comedian → American, British, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Dan Leno, Fields, Fred Karno, Frederick Douglass, Jim Crow, Marx Brothers, Minstrelsy, Stan Laurel
related to Stand-up · 12
Comedian → Billy Connolly, Bob Hope, George Carlin, Jo Brand, Joan Rivers, Lenny Bruce, Other, Richard Pryor, Stand-up, USO, Victoria Wood, Whoopi Goldberg
related to Audio recording · 9
Comedian → Bach, Bandleader Spike Jones, Cal Stewart, Edison Records, Johann Sebastian Bach, Jones, Musician Peter Schickele, Some, Tom Lehrer
related to Internet · 7
Comedian → Bo Burnham, Bridget Christie, Comedians, Comedy, Daniel Kitson, Louis, Several

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comedians comedy radio comic film television chaplin including jokes stand-up united shows music comedies popular include british theatre also media

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ComedianActivity sectorsTheatre1.00infobox
ComedianActivity sectorssound recording1.00infobox
ComedianActivity sectorsfilm1.00infobox
ComedianActivity sectorsradio1.00infobox
ComedianActivity sectorstelevision1.00infobox
ComedianCompetenciesActing1.00infobox
ComedianCompetenciesdance (optional)1.00infobox
ComedianCompetenciesmagic (optional)1.00infobox
ComedianCompetenciessinging (optional)1.00infobox
ComedianCompetenciesventriloquism (optional)1.00infobox
ComedianNamesComedian1.00infobox
ComedianNamescomic1.00infobox
ComedianNamesclown1.00infobox
ComedianOccupation typePerforming art1.00infobox
ComedianRelated jobsHumorist1.00infobox

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