Comedy Workshop! COLOGNE - Hosting and Crowdwork

WHO is this Workshop for?

• Comics who want to get better thinking on their feet, for the purpose of comedy sets.
• Anyone who wants to host an event, or comedy show, ever.
• Anyone who wants to get better at public speaking.
• Anyone who attended previous workshops, who wants a refresher!

WHAT will we actually do?

• Discuss topics in detail such as: How to move from crowdwork into material, when to do/not do crowdwork, specific techniques when talking to people, what is a „table touch“, planning your hosting set, etc…
• Watch videos from pro comics: What techniques did these use here? Observe. Discuss. Practice.
• Get on our feet! Practice crowd working in a safe, supportive environment! Fail big, fail again, try harder!
• Bullet points that will make you a better host. What do do before/during/after the show. There is much more to think about it than it appears!
• Time Pending: Outlining your Gig! Act outs!

I have NEVER DONE COMEDY or are NEW TO COMEDY - Is this for me?

Yes! We will address both basics 101, and go into details for the more experienced folks.

If you are a beginner stand up comedian, this course is for you! Or if you simply want new skills that translate to any public speaking role - leading workshops at your job or simply being more comfortable at parties - this is for you!

Student Reviews!

"If you find yourself watching skilled crowd workers and hosts, wondering what it takes to be one – because I wanna be one – this class is for you."

"The course was excellent. Tera created a warm, supportive atmosphere whilst throwing you into the deep end, She herself is a remarkably humble teacher...talented but makes it look so effortless. Very happy with the course."

"It's great for bringing out what you have inside and building confidence."

"Tera provides valuable tips, addresses fundamental questions, and guides you through the process to break your crowd work ice."

"If you want to get closer to your authentic host-soul: book this class."

"It was also a great space to share questions about situations that can arise or have arisen while doing crowdwork or while performing in general, good and bad, and it was very useful to get the point of view of a professional like Tera, who has so much experience."