Stand-Up Comedy 130
Comedy Class Syllabus
- Hone your stand-up comedy skills in a free-form writing environment
- 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
Comedy Classes Include:
- Six comedy class sessions at Helium Comedy Club, Tuesday's from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on our 2nd floor.
PLEASE NOTE: Our 2nd floor is not wheelchair accessible. - A Graduation Showcase at Helium immediately 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
- 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/5, 10/22 - Grad Show on 10/24 @ 8:30
- Class Time: 6 PM - 9 PM
- Grad Show 3/6 @ 8:30pm
- 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/4, 10/22 - Grad Show on 10/24 @ 8:30
- Class Time: 6 PM - 9 PM
- Grad Show 3/13 @ 8:30pm
- Yes. Our Stand-Up 101, 130, and 160 classes are all entry-level courses. All 200 level courses and higher require completion of an entry-level course or permission from the instructor to attend.
- Our 101 class is more of a structured, classroom-style course that builds your comedy skills from the ground up, starting with a solid foundation of basic comedy knowledge. Our 130 class focuses primarily on joke writing and is basically an extended version of the latter half of the 101 syllabi. It's ideal for the comedy fan, open mic'er, or anyone with at least a little performance experience (including public speaking) who are ready to take their stand-up to the next level.
- Unfortunately, no. All Helium Comedy Academy classes are 18+.
- 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.
- Time saved. In 4 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.
- 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!
Upcoming Class Dates
January - March Wednesday Session:
February - March Tuesday Session:
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FAQ
Is this class for beginners?
What's the difference between Stand-Up 101, 130, and 160?
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