Do you want to build a solid stand-up comedy routine that will get you booked, help you develop fans and maybe, just possibly even get you famous?

It all starts with learning tried and true techniques that have launched the careers of many stand-up comedians, Greg Dean’s stand-up comedy class, “How to Build a Stand Up Comedy Routine.  Watch our Free Webinar and decide if you too are destined for fame and fortune!

The School of Hard Knocks Is One of the Slowest Routes to Success.

Yes, you learn the hard way and it makes you tough.  Those are good things to experience too.  Certainly the price tag for the school of hard knocks is a great one.  All you ever have to pay for with hard cash or credit is your drinks at the club where you’ll be performing your next Open Mic.

But seriously, is it worth it?  Some stand up comedians spend a decade or two trying to get funny enough, expert enough and known well enough to actually make a meager living.

The School of Hard Knocks is More Expensive

Your time is worth quite a lot. Seriously, who wants to be 60 years old and finally not eating Ramen Noodles or Macaroni and Cheese?

Wouldn’t it be great to be well-known and successful while you are still relatively young and can then just keep building the ladder to success?

If that appeals to you, make sure you watch our How to Build a Stand Up Comedy Routine Webinar. There’s no reason you can’t have that!

Greg Dean’s Stand-Up Comedy Classes

Greg teaches his techniques in two classes. Level 1 – How to Build a Stand Up Comedy Routine is the beginning class (also called the “101 class”) that teaches you everything you need to know to build and perform a stand-up comedy routine. Level 2: Writing & Performing at the Improv (also known as the “201 class”) guilds you through the process of building a routine and preparing to perform at one of the world’s most prestigious comedy clubs.

Even though these classes are named a beginning and advanced, they are actually classes that stand up comedians of any number of years of experience can take. They are beginning and advanced in the Greg Dean system. If you’re interested in faster and better ways to create good jokes and you want to dive deeper on joke writing then you’ll want to take both of these classes.

Free On Demand Webinar: How to Build a Stand Up Comedy Routine