Tom Short's "Nothing Special" (WIP)

By dissecting the very essence of the genre, Tom explores the absurdity of performing stand-up in a world saturated with content. Through a series of self-aware and meta jokes, he questions the significance of a comedian's role in society and the nature of comedy itself.

In "Nothing Special," Tom Short doesn't just perform stand-up; he dissects it. By examining the tropes and clichés of the genre, he reveals the underlying emptiness of the stand-up comedian's quest for validation and applause. With a blend of dark humor, self-deprecating wit, and existential dread, Tom challenges the very notion of what it means to be a comedian in the 21st century.

Tom's self-aware humour and deconstruction of the stand-up form offer a fresh and innovative approach to comedy. Despite its meta nature, "Nothing Special" delves into universal themes of identity, purpose, and the meaning of life. Tom's comedy offers a scathing critique of…