The is a new and completely unique opportunity for employees to write and perform 5 minutes of original stand-up comedy or create a Ted style Talk and deliver it live on stage, in front of their colleagues, clients, friends and family – whilst raising funds for a local charity.
The brave souls need no comedy or public speaking background as training is provided in a safe and enjoyable environment.
This is an opportunity to engage employees, demonstrate corporate responsibility and support charity partnerships, while enhancing employee confidence and presentation skills. Much more exciting and beneficial than building a raft we think!
“I worked with Louise over the last 8 weeks. I booked onto her comedy course for beginners. Best thing I have ever done! Not only on a personal achievement level, but also on a professional level. I have now done my first stand up gig, to a crowd of 100+ people. I feel alive and my confidence is at an all time high. I wouldn’t have done this, without the constant encouragement or support, from Louise. If you are missing something in your life, I can almost guarantee, Louise can help you find it.” Sophie Mannering
“The beginners comedy course was one of the most challenging, but rewarding experiences of my life. It was a great opportunity to write and then perform your material in a non-judgemental and supportive environment, but also have it critiqued. Louise is a great teacher and thanks to her years of experience on the comedy circuit, she will provide you with endless invaluable advice for kick-starting your comedy career.” Marc Pinto
Want to dip your toe in the Comedy Waters? Here’s your options:
The Beginners Comedy Course
The Weekender Comedy Course
Is Public Speaking and Presentation Skills is more your thing?
Then head over to our sister company Speakeasy Coaching to find out more about 121 and Group leadership and Presentation coaching options.
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