
Stand-Up Comedy 200
Comedy Class Syllabus
- Expand on the basics of stand-up comedy in a structured class setting
- Mold topics into an original routine through a weekly on-stage performance workshop
- Translate your ideas into a crafted act through proper joke structure and editing techniques
- Expand your skill set by adopting key elements from special guest speakers with unique skills in comedy
- Hone your joke-crafting skills with a focus on writing content
- Learn how to navigate the comedy scene in any city and how to get paid gigs
- Get your burning questions about advancing your comedy career answered
Comedy Classes Include:
- Six three-hour-long comedy class sessions (sometimes three depending on class size) at Goodnights Comedy Club, Tuesdays from 6:00 to 9:00 PM
- A Graduation Showcase at Goodnights following the final class session (schedule permitting) in which participants perform for an audience of friends and family in a supportive, positive, and controlled environment
Upcoming Class Dates
July - September
- Class Dates: 7/22, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19, 8/26, 9/2
- Class Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Grad Show TBA
Instructors:
Class taught by Matt White & Mark Brady
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the fact that all our instructors are working comedians, some classes may be covered by a substitute instructor
FAQ
Is this class for beginners?
- No. All level courses above Stand-up 130 require completion of an entry-level course or permission from the instructor to attend.
My child is 13 years old, can I sign them up for a class?
- Unfortunately, no. All Goodnights Comedy Academy classes are 18+.
How much progress can I expect to gain from this class?
- As with any class or lesson, you get out what you put in. Those who participate, do the homework assignments, and put real effort in their work will see significant advancement in their skill level over someone who was merely present in class.
What is the benefit of taking this class versus performing on open mics?
- Time saved. In 7 weeks we will teach you the skills needed to become an Open Mic regular and then some. Skills that take people quite awhile to learn on their own.
Do I need to have any material ready before the class?
- There's no preparation required to start of any of our entry-level classes. Obviously, there's also no harm in bringing some material, ideas, or jokes you've been working on to the first day of class but that's totally optional!