Comedy Classes & Workshops

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A show emcee or host is an integral part of the success or failure of a stand up show. An emcee is responsible for keeping the energy up in the room, connecting with the crowd and getting them excited about each performer that comes to the stage. Come learn how to perfect your skills as an emcee so you can continue to get booked in this one day workshop for stand up comics.

Whether you’re a comedian looking to start emceeing, or an experienced emcee wanting to take your skill set up a notch, you won’t want to miss this 3 hour intense Emcee workshop. Space is limited, reserve your spot.

In this class you’ll learn:
+ MC Etiquette
+ Greeting an audience
+ What is considered appropriate material for hosting
+ Reading an audience
+ Keeping it clean (as the MC)
+ Club announcements
+ Getting the names of other comics correct
+ Intros/Passing the mic
+ Watching the show
+ Closing the show
+ Getting feedback
+ Open Mic Host VS. Show Host
+ How to get paid work as an emcee
+ When and how to approach bookers
+ What to look for in a venue when producing live comedy event

Book a free 15 minute consultation.

In this workshop you'll learn how to use advanced performance techniques and non-verbal communication to enhance and expand your comedic routine. 

In this class you'll learn:

+ Mic Techniques

+ Stage Presence

+ Act Outs

+ Developing Your Personae

+ Body Language

+ Timing & Cadence

+ Prop Work

+ Character Development

+ Crowd Work

Book a free 15 minute consultation. 

Live comedy provides a variety of roles and opportunities. Everything from open mic, guest spots, hosting, feature, and headliner.  Where do you fit in and how can you succeed? This workshop will provide you with the education you need to develop your comedy career.  Whether you're just starting off in stand up or an experienced comedian wanting to take your skill set up a notch, you won't want to miss this 3 hour intense workshop. Space is limited, reserve your spot now.  

Every role plays an integral part of the success or failure of a stand up show. The host (emcee) is responsible for keeping the energy up in the room, connecting with the crowd and getting them excited about each comic that comes to the stage. Features must know how to properly follow the host and compliment the headliner. Come learn how to perfect your skills in this one day workshop for stand up comedians so you can continue to increase your bookings.  

In this class you'll learn:
+ DOs and DON’Ts
+ How to approach bookers
+ How to market yourself
+ How to get booked (bio, video, headshot, professionalism)
+ How & when to apply material to different audiences
+ Greeting an audience
+ What is considered appropriate material 
+ Etiquette
+ Reading an audience
+ Defining clean
+ Offstage professionalism
+ Closing the show
+ Getting feedback 
+ Open Mic Host VS. Show Host and Producing
+ How and what to look for 

Book a free 15 minute consultation.