Becky's this next episode has me talking with a showbiz veteran hailed as a pioneer of the one woman show.

Our conversation got me thinking about my history as a stand up and how I have evolved.

I feel like I've come to a place of just wanting to always do what makes me feel good on stage.

And I think that that makes the audience enjoy the show more.

When I started, I did one liner jokes and then I would tell short stories that I started telling longer stories.

I even kind of dabbled in prop comedy in the way that I dragged a stool across the stage on Conan.

I've incorporated music.

So many different things.

Even sharing personal details about like when I had cancer and my mother passed away.

And it's funny because all the different places that I've reached in my career and in my style.

There's always a conversation around it of like, oh, is this, do you think you've found your voice finally?

And I think I have my voice.

It's just that it's more secured in the way that I feel comfortable using it in all these different ways of telling stories and jokes.

Anyway, if you want to hear me tell stories and jokes, I may be stopping by a town near you.

In fact, I'll be headed to Bellingham, Washington, September 8th, Olympia, Washington, September 9th,

Torrington, Connecticut, September 15th, Rochester, New York, September 16th,

Wilmington, Delaware, September 17th, Colorado Springs, September 25th,

Breckenridge, Colorado, September 28th, Boulder, Colorado, September 29th,

and November 4th in Brooklyn at Kings Theatre for my next stand-up special taping.

There's an early and late show.

And then I'm off on my European tour in October.

Check my website for all European and US dates at Tignotaro.com.

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