Are you an aspiring live comedy tech? A comedian wanting to buff out your tech understanding? Or just trying a new skill in the arts? Look no further than our two-day Comedy Tech Course hosted by renowned comedy director and clown-tech Jonny Woolley.

Jonny is a Gaullier graduate and co-founder of Stamptown, the alternative production company innovating the live comedy scene with their global perspective and raucous energy. He directed hits “Stamptown Comedy Night”, “Jack Tucker: Comedy Stand-Up Hour”, “Zach and Viggo: Thunderflop”, “Josh Glanc: Glanc You For Having Me” and more, during which he used innovative tech to live-direct the shows. He has worked with David Cross, Reuben Kaye, Jordan Gray, and more, and sound-designed several hit Edinburgh Fringe and Soho Theatre shows such as Julia Masli’s “Choosh!”.

In this course, you will learn practical skills, including building Q-Lab workspaces, finding sounds, and comedic timing for cues, as well as soft skills like effectively communicating with comedians to help develop their show through tech.

DAY ONE (February 11th): Practical Skills

DAY TWO (February 18th): Skills in Practice (with a special comedian guest TBA)

This course is accessible for all skill levels. It is encouraged to bring your own laptop with QLab installed.

“You need something to distinguish yourself from the herd […] The something in question is director and sound-effects operator Jonny Woolley.” Brian Logan, The Guardian

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