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First published 2015-10

The Production of Comedy

Paul Sturges

Sage Open

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Research article

First published 2015-7

‘I Think Women are Possibly Judged More Harshly with Comedy’: Women and British Television Comedy Production

Brett Mills, Sarah Ralph

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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First published 2023-7

Implausible Possibility: Freedom and Realism in Live-Action/Animated Gag Comedies

Luke Holmaas

Animation

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Research article

First published 1981-10

Your role in the musical comedy production

Ellen W. Rosewall

Music Educators Journal

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First published 2026

Appropriate Blackness: Standards and Practices,Creative Collaboration,and In Living Color

Peter C. Kunze

Television & New Media

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Research article

First published 2010-2

The Funny Thing about Scottish Independents…

Lynne Hibberd

Media International Australia

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Research article

First published 2013-7

Learning to make racism funny in the ‘color-blind’ era: Stand-up comedy students,performance strategies,and the (re)production of racist jokes in public

Raúl Pérez

Discourse & Society

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Research article

First published 2023-5

Performing pregnancy: Comic content,critique and ambivalence in pregnant stand-up comedy

Sharon Lockyer, Sara De Benedictis

International Journal of Cultural Studies

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First published 2004-11

‘Look at Moiye,Kimmie,Look at Moiye!’: Kath and Kim and the Australian Comedy of Taste

Sue Turnbull

Media International Australia

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Research article

First published 2018-6

‘It’s not like the Germans to take something that wasn’t theirs’

Kai Hanno Schwind

Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies

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