You Got You Some SASS?

 

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SASS...

Safe and Supportive Space

 

Learning to clown at Plymouth University involved a whole lot of success and failures, which included not conforming to wearing traditional clown masks; not even been recognised as a clown and failing to be funny. Sinner!

 

However, the university environment made it possible for such experimentation, and failure to happen. There was an abundance of research, learning and understanding the art form and skill set required to become a clown. It took several years to develop my craft; to feel I knew how to develop, perform and teach comedy (becoming a qualified teacher also helped).

 

Comedians and wannabe comedians appreciate having a safe and supportive space to develop and practice their material. To be honest, open mics offer this opportunity. But if you want to work with a teacher of clowning and comedy, get in touch or join me on my next set of online classes.

 

In person classes starting soon in Exmouth and gigging opportunities.

Links below and a special 'DISCOUNT' available.

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Our next 6 week ONLINE Comedy Course starts on March 30 - take a look at the details here if you're interested in joining us for a round of larfs...

Also on May 11 our second 6 week ONLINE COMEDY COURSE of Spring. 

 

As usual, have a fab week and thanks from Maggie and the Comedy Matters team - cheers :)