Life After Comedy Graduation
Oftentimes, people graduate from their training at Dallas Comedy House and find themselves asking, "What's next?"
Graduation isn't the end of your journey, it's just the beginning.
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Comedy is a soft skill, so you can never truly master it.
Do More
The two best ways to continue to become a better comedian are to do more and see more. Doing more means performing more! You have to fail on stage to learn how to succeed. Take advantage of the performance opportunites at DCH.
Need to find a coach? Start by making a list of people you'd like to use. Ask your group for some suggestions. Think of people who inspire or impress you, or anyone you think you'd like to learn from. Maybe it's a former teacher, or a performer you think is the bees knees!
You can reach out to them personally and just ask! It's as simple as that. They will let you know their coaching fees. Some coaches charge per person, others charge per hour or per session.
Need to rent a room? We have both one-off and recurring rentals available. For rates and availability, email Beth Yankuner (beth@dallascomedyhouse.com).
Note: The DCH Training Center will be closed for rentals 3/23-/28/2020.
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Graduates who decide not to immediately continue their education through advanced study or sketch writing can purchase a Graduate Pass. A Graduate Pass is the same as a Student ID, and will grant you admission to most shows.
Graduate Passes will be available again in 2020.
Graduation isn't the end of your journey, it's just the beginning.
Learn More
Comedy is a soft skill, so you can never truly master it.
- Try another type of comedy. The DCH Training Center offers classes in Improv, Sketch, Stand-Up, Storytelling, Musical Improv, Podcasting, Short Form Mechanics, and more! Learning different styles and types of comedy can make you a more well-rounded performer.
- Continue your education with workshops or continuing education courses.
- Become a Teaching Assistant:
- TAing a class is a great way to learn more through a different lens. (Note: TAing is not a direct path to becoming a DCH Instructor.)
- You must have completed the program for the type of comedy you wish to TA.
- Have two DCH instructors as reference.
- Have an excellent record of attendance & responsibility.
- Be a good communicator and ambassador of Dallas Comedy House.
- Fill out this application to apply to become a DCH Teaching Assistant.
Do More
The two best ways to continue to become a better comedian are to do more and see more. Doing more means performing more! You have to fail on stage to learn how to succeed. Take advantage of the performance opportunites at DCH.
- Come to Tuesday Jams and Sunday StuPer Jams
- Audition for a Ewing team, Walker team, or DCH-produced show
- Put together a practice group
- Put your own show together
Need to find a coach? Start by making a list of people you'd like to use. Ask your group for some suggestions. Think of people who inspire or impress you, or anyone you think you'd like to learn from. Maybe it's a former teacher, or a performer you think is the bees knees!
You can reach out to them personally and just ask! It's as simple as that. They will let you know their coaching fees. Some coaches charge per person, others charge per hour or per session.
Need to rent a room? We have both one-off and recurring rentals available. For rates and availability, email Beth Yankuner (beth@dallascomedyhouse.com).
Note: The DCH Training Center will be closed for rentals 3/23-/28/2020.
See More
Graduates who decide not to immediately continue their education through advanced study or sketch writing can purchase a Graduate Pass. A Graduate Pass is the same as a Student ID, and will grant you admission to most shows.
Graduate Passes will be available again in 2020.
