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As scenes go, Springfield's comedy world is not huge: a molehill to Chicago's mountain. There's an improv troupe that rents its own storefront on South Avenue, downtown Springfield's main drag. Another room hosts touring standup acts. Still other venues host occasional comedy nights or pop-up shows.

But following years in which Springfield's comedy scene has grown more complex, Stone and a squad of like-minded women have started a handful of their own shows. Men are welcome in the audience, where they can watch the ladies onstage.

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Jenkins would know. A writer-performer with Springfield-based late-night talk show "The Mystery Hour," which now airs in Springfield and a few other broadcast markets of similar size, Jenkins began doing comedy around the time Stone was instant-messaging her Moroccan boyfriend.

"Ten years ago," Jenkins said Oct. 9, "when I was in the thick of doing improv every weekend, more often than not I was the only woman onstage with a group of all dudes. That was the norm. And even the most woke or empathetic guys can't relate to my experience the way other women can."

"Especially now," Jenkins said, referring to cultural change following the advent of the #MeToo movement a year ago, "when comedy legends and entertainment moguls and politicians are falling by the wayside, let's give women all the chances."

The zeal is real. After ten years of doing stand-up, Gadsby has gone from being a comedian little known outside of Australia to overnight global sensation making the rounds on the late night talk shows. There are many good reasons (see breathless pieces above) to watch her Netflix special. However, I am going to offer a different pitch: Hannah Gadsby is going to make you a better leader.

As a professor who teaches leadership, management, and negotiation courses in a business school, I did not initially watch the special with any work-related thoughts in mind. It was a Saturday night and my husband and I wanted to watch something on Netflix. To my surprise, in between the tears (I lost track of which ones came from laughing versus crying), I found myself mentally building a leadership teaching plan.

As the 23-year-old Founder and CEO of Rachel Wells Coaching, I am dedicated to unlocking career and leadership potential for millennial professionals. I am a corporate career coach with over 8 years of experience. My clients range from professionals at graduate to senior executive level, in both the public and private sectors. I have coached clients in more than seven countries globally and counting, and I've also directed teams and operations in my previous roles as public sector contract manager, to deliver large-scale national educational, career development, and work-readiness programs across the UK. I am a LinkedIn Top Voice in Career Counseling, and LinkedIn Top Voice in Employee Training, and am a former contributor to the International Business Times. As an engaging motivational speaker, my passion is in delivering motivational talks, leadership and career skills masterclasses, corporate training, and workshops at events and in universities. I currently reside with my family in London, UK.

Many women have discovered the secret power of non-threatening leadership. We call it a secret power" because no one else actually knows about it. We keep our power hidden within ourselves so that it doesn't frighten and intimidate others. That's what makes us the true unsung heroes of the corporate world.

A satirical take on what it's like to be a woman in the workplace, Cooper draws from her experience as a former executive in the world of tech (she's a former Googler and Yahooer). You can get the book here.

Assemblywomen (Greek: Ekklesiazousai; also translated as, Congresswomen, Women in Parliament, Women in Power, and A Parliament of Women) is a comedy written by the Greek playwright Aristophanes in 391 BC.[2] The play invents a scenario where the women of Athens assume control of the government and institute reforms that ban private wealth and enforce sexual equity for the old and unattractive. In addition to Aristophanes' political and social satire, Assemblywomen derives its comedy through sexual and scatological humor. The play aimed to criticize the Athenian government at the time.[3]

The play begins with Praxagora emerging from a house on an Athenian street before daybreak. She is wearing a false beard and men's clothing, and she carries a walking stick and a lit lantern. The chorus of Athenian women enter one by one, all dressed in similar costume. In order to be more convincingly masculine, some women have developed tans and stopped shaving their armpits. One woman brings a basket full of yarn in order to get some work done as the assembly fills up, to which Praxagora chastises her for this decision as it will ruin their cover.

The women are wary of the plan and Praxagora attempts to rally them as they practice speaking as men before the assembly. Praxagora is frustrated by the women's inability to pretend to be men, as they swear to Demeter and Persephone rather than Apollo, address the assembled women as ladies, and complain about the discomfort of their disguises and their thirst. Praxagora decides that she alone is capable of speaking to the assembly and practises a speech decrying the corrupt leaders of the city as selfish and unpatriotic through their acts of war and personal enrichment through public funds. She proposes that the men turn control of the government over to the women because "after all, we employ them as stewards and treasurers in our own households."[2] She further explains that women are superior to men because they are harder workers, devoted to tradition and do not bother with useless innovations. As mothers, they will better protect the soldiers and feed them extra rations, as shrewd negotiators, they will secure more funds for the city. Praxagora impresses the women with her rhetorical skills, and explains that it was learned from listening to orators while living with her husband on the Pnyx, where the Athenian assembly was held. They discuss how they plan to handle opposition and practice how to raise their hands to vote before leaving to attend the assembly by dawn in order to receive pay and a complimentary meal. The chorus of women reiterate their intentions before exiting the stage.

In a different scene, a young girl waits for her boyfriend Epigenes to arrive as an old woman is out looking for a date. They exchange vulgar insults and go inside their homes as Epigenes enters the scene, lamenting the new laws governing sex. He and the girl both speak of their desire for one another, but are interrupted by the old woman. Citing the new law, the old woman attempts to force Epigenes to sleep with her first. As the young girl and the old woman fight over the boy, two more old women enter and drag him away against his will.

Many women have discovered the secret power of non-threatening leadership. We call it a "secret power" because no one else actually knows about it. We keep our power hidden within ourselves so that it doesn't frighten and intimidate others. That's what makes us the true unsung heroes of the corporate world.

Kathy started working as a massage exercise therapist, and she found that laughter became effective medicine for her clients' healing. A patient of hers, actress Geri Jewell, had cerebral palsy and encouraged Kathy to have a go at a cerebral palsy fundraiser event called "Stand-Up Comics Take a Stand." Kathy thought the contest was an amateur night, but instead there were professional comedians with decades of experience competing. Kathy ended up winning the first night and placing 4th in the finals out of 80 comediennes who were in the business for 3 to 10 years. And she's been doing comedy ever since.

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The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the group representing the employers, recently restarted talks with the Writers Guild of America, whose members have been on strike for nearly four months. The negotiations have yielded little. Drescher says the AMPTP has yet to reach out to SAG-AFTRA leadership about resuming talks.

Barron, who placed first in the Toronto Comedy Brawl competition finals on Saturday at the Bathurst Centre for Media, Culture and Art, is the first woman to take the title in the nine-year history of the event.

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