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Stand-up Comedy
Course

Confidence, Communication & Connection Through Comedy

for teams or individuals 

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Flying Solo? Join Us in Kingston

We also run this course for individuals at select times throughout the year in Kingston upon Thames. It’s the same interactive, supportive experience in a small group setting, perfect for those looking to build confidence, improve stage presence, or explore comedy in a fun and friendly environment. 

The individual course is five weeks of classes with a final sixth week of a live performance. Each session you will get a chance to get on stage, initially with fellow classmates and then with a showcase. 

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New to stand-up comedy? Or, already gigging but want to master the skills of a top compere/MC?

Check our our comedy courses, taught by pro-comedian Erich McElroy.

The courses are taught at Crack Comedy at Ram Jam Records in Kingston.

Join us at Crack Comedy for our signature Stand-Up Comedy Course - a practical approach to stand-up comedy.

  • There isn’t one type of comedy out there, but there is only one way to do stand-up comedy - and that is to stand up and do it!

 

  • In this six-week program, we cover the basics of the craft of stand-up comedy. The course is taught by at Crack Comedy in Kingston; Kingston’s longest running comedy club. Location is: Ram Jam Records at the Grey Horse Pub.

  • The classroom is an intimate, 60 seater venue and the perfect intimate space for what might be your first ever gig. 

  • The course is appropriate for those brand new to comedy and who want to give it a try, as well as for newer performers who want to gain more confidence, sharpen their performance and learn more about the business of stand-up comedy. 

 

  • If you are already performing stand-up please check out our MC workshop here.
     

The course will:

  • Cover how to be natural and comfortable on stage

  • Provide a chance to get up, try your ideas and get continuing feedback

  • Cover the 'do’s and don’t’s' of talking to the audience

  • Help you structure your set, find your voice and learn what you want to present to the audience

  • Cover practical tips for getting gigs or maybe even start your own.

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​How it is structured

  • The program is five weeks of classes with a final sixth week of a live performance. Each session you will get a chance to get on stage - initially with fellow classmates and then with a showcase. 

  • By the end of the course you will have honed in on your material, style, execution, and delivery so that you have the confidence to nail a performance with ease. You will have identified your areas of natural talent, and you will leave with your imagination and creativity in high gear ready to take on any audience. 

  • Each course is limited to only twelve participants. 

Next dates for attending the course Individually

June 2026
 
Course Dates
  • 1st June

  • 8th June

  • 15th June

  • 22nd June - NO COURSE 

  • 29th June

  • 6th July

  • 13th July - Showcase

October 2026
 
Course Dates
  • Start date TBD

  • Monday nights for 6 weeks

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"It was fantastic. It was great how you were able to see potential in all of us and help us push through the limits of our work."

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Sarah

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