Conni Lee Comedy

For stand up, I would work from a microphone, addressing the audience. I can provide personalized material pertinent to the organization for which I’m hired.
I'm insanely on time for my performances and will most likely be early. I communicate with clients via email, text or voice and would plan to do so on a regular basis.
I dress professionally for stand up appearances. Improv is a little more casual because of the nature of that beast that requires a lot of movement.
My stand up is PG to PG-13, depending on the client's desires. I will ask you to define your expectations as ratings can run a pretty wide gamut.
What else would you like to know?

Oklahoma City-based Conni Lee is a former engineer turned stand-up comedian and improviser who finds the humor in retirement, life transitions, and surviving the unexpected twists of adulthood. She blends sharp observations, quick wit, and real-life experience to make audiences laugh while reflecting on life’s tougher moments. She’s performed at the Femme Comedy Fest in San Antonio, TX, the Clean Comedy Challenge in Las Vegas, the Clean Comedy Festival in San Antonio, TX, and the In the Middle of Nowhere Festival in Midland, TX.

Conni Lee enjoys hearing the laughter and energy the audience brings. Conni also officiates weddings with a big dose of humor, as much or as little as the bride and groom desire.

Conni also gives community talks on suicide prevention, and writes. Her book Reclaiming October: How to Survive and Thrive After a Loved One’s Suicide, is set for release in Fall 2026.

My technical requirements are pretty standard:
For stand up I would need a microphone and a stool or chair and a small defined stage area. I prefer a corded microphone versus battery operated, but will work with what you already have.
For an improv performance, a larger stage is needed. We don't usually use microphones for improv, unless the venue is very large, over 100 seats.
For weddings, I can wear a microphone to ensure the attendees are able to hear.