Free Comedy Workshop

Tickets and Information

Visit the Free Comedy Workshop website:
http://comixny.com

For anyone who has ever thought about trying stand-up comedy The Manhattan Comedy School will offer a FREE comedy workshop on Saturday, May 22nd at 2 PM at Comix, 353 West 14th Street, New York City,

Space is limited.
Register online

Learn from the Best Guest Speakers:

Chuck Nice - VH-1's Best Week Ever, WE TV's Cinematherapy, Fox & MSNBC

Brian Baldinger - comedy booker for Just For Laughs and Jimmy Kimmel Live

Matt Goldich - staff writer for the Late Show with David Letterman

Cory Kahaney - National headliner with ½ hour specials on Comedy Central and HBO. Cory is also the instructor for The Manhattan Comedy School.

The workshop will answer common questions concerning aspiring stand-ups including:
• How and where to get started
• The five cardinal rules for beginners
• Why being nervous is normal and healthy
• How to get stage time
• What material to use for an industry DVD
• When to audition
• How to find an agent
• What Casting Directors are looking for
• Brief Q&A with speakers following workshop

Who should take this class
• Aspiring comedians
• Professionals who want to punch-up their Power Point presentations
• Anyone who thinks they're funny
• Those who want help with witty one-liners to use on a spouse

Attendees will receive a coupon for a discount for The Manhattan Comedy School's six-week stand-up class that will begin on Wednesday May 26th. This course is the city's premier class for aspiring stand-ups and has also helped countless professionals with their public speaking skills.

AND FOR THE BIG FINISH: A live graduation show at Comix, where each student will receive a complimentary broadcast quality DVD of their performance.

About The Manhattan Comedy School
The Manhattan Comedy School is New York City's leading school for stand-up comedy and improvisation and private coaching. The school was founded in 1997 by Andy Engel, who is also the Director of New Talent at Comix. For more information call (212) 462-3200 or visit www.manhattancomedyschool.com.