Jerry Corley the “Joke Doctor” shatters the arbitrary rule of it taking 10 years to find your comedic persona. Comedy is a very personal thing. When anyone paints everyone with a broad brush, (as in it takes “10 years” to find your persona as a stand-up comedian), I call bullshit. There’s evidence to the contrary all over the place. From the time he first stood on the stage at Catch a Rising Star in New York City, Jerry Seinfeld took 5 years to make it to the Tonight Show. He’s still that same guy, except a little more cynical. On the other side of the coin, George Burns reinvented himself more than 8 times before he found his character. Need something more contemporary? Dane Cook. What the Hell’s going on there?
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If you want to learn stand-up comedy, this is the course for you! The Comedy Trade School stand-up comedy course is the perfect way to learn the ropes of stand-up comedy. The course is taught by professional comedians, and you'll learn everything from joke writing to delivery.
John Smith
Los Angles
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Iryna Josse
Miami
Comedy Trade School is an excellent way to improve your stand-up comedy skills. The course is thorough and well-structured, and the instructors are experienced and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this course to anyone looking to take their stand-up comedy career to the next level.
Bob Lopatkin
New York