Welcome to The Deadly Aunties Website

• Overcoming stage fright and building confidence in front of an audience.
• Learning voice projection, body language, timing, and movement to hold attention.
• Practicing improvisation to respond to audience reactions.
  

• Turning personal and community stories into compelling comedic material.
• Using humor to explore identity, tradition, and reconciliation in a safe and respectful way.
• Honouring oral traditions by adapting them to contemporary performance styles.
  

• Learning the fundamentals of joke writing: setup, punchline, tags, and callbacks.
• Experimenting with comedic formats (sketches, stand-up sets, digital skits).
• Developing unique comedic voices rooted in Indigenous experience.
  

• Exploring how comedy can be a tool for healing from intergenerational trauma.
• Creating space to laugh at difficult topics while maintaining respect.
• Strengthening community bonds by sharing Indigenous humour and perspectives.
  

• Working with other Indigenous performers to create ensemble pieces.
• Practicing constructive feedback and collaborative brainstorming.
• Building relationships with mentors, venues, and potential sponsors.
  

• Learning to translate live comedy into social media content (shorts, reels, TikToks).
• Developing promotional materials like posters, bios, and event descriptions.
• Understanding how to brand yourself as an Indigenous comedian or creator.
  

• How to pitch yourself or your act to event organizers, schools, and conferences.
• Negotiating fees, contracts, and understanding the business side of comedy.
• Learning event logistics, tour planning, and audience development.
  

Bring laughter to your event with The Deadly Aunties's hilarious comedy performance. With years of experience in stand-up comedy, The Deadly Aunties will have your audience in stitches.