Woody Allen: The Neurotic Blueprint for Modern Comedy

Woody Allen is the guy who made existential dread funny long before Twitter turned it into a brand. With a typewriter and a tennis racket, he built a career out of anxiety, awkwardness, and clarinet solos. His early stand-up sounded like philosophy class taught by someone being audited. Allen�s comedic DNA is in every self-deprecating, therapy-joke-telling comic who ever asked the audience if it�s just them. His films fused intellectualism with punchlines, turning neurosis into narrative and guilt into character development. Whether you find him timeless or time�s up, there�s no denying he changed the way we write jokes � and also how many glasses we wear to look ironic. At his best, Allen is comedy�s nervous system: hypersensitive, overreactive, but always alive with wit. HOW TO WRITE COMEDY: https://comedywriter.info/woody-allen/ AND http://comedywriter.info/