Welcome to Dojo; comment below to introduce yourself. Share: 1. Your name 2. How long you've been doing comedy and how many sets you've performed 3. Where you're from 4. Who your favorite standup comic is, and 5. The #1 goal you're working to achieve while in The Comedy Dojo.

So I'm not a comedian, but I like writing funny ideas. I think I would work best with a comedian to write material with them. I like skits, sketches, satire. sarcasm, dark humor. collaboration would be good. If this post isn't allowed just go ahead and delete it. No offense or violation was intended. Sam

How do i level up? Is it by making comments on posts?

I think that the elephant in the room can be a challenge for new Dojo folks so I thought I’d share one of mine. My “elephant in the room” is that I’m a Hagrid sized f@cker whose last name is pronounced Brick. I’m happy to hear feedback but I’ll start myself: -I need to get to the point faster -I’m not sure this would work as well in a room that wasn’t full of comics who like poking fun at the host. -overall i give myself 7/10 on this

This is where comedians get good. Not by accident, not by luck, but by doing the work in the right order. We are not the greenroom. We are the gym. You'll see belts here, the same way martial arts have belts. They're earned through real work; they cannot be bought. Each belt is a step in a comedian's career: from your first set, to selling out your own shows, to delivering a 45-minute headlining set at our 55-seat sold-out room at Backroom Comedy Club in Toronto. Start with the two FREE courses in the Classroom. Then decide if you want to keep training. We see you. We're here. Let's go. -- Brandon J. Sobel & Ariel Kagan, Senseis