Comedy Writing: Going a Level Further

Great comedy doesn’t just entertain—it transforms, surprising and delighting in unexpected ways. In this workshop, we’ll focus on finding the heart of what makes your work funny and amplifying it to its fullest potential. Learn how to identify that “state change” moment—the shift that pushes your comedy into new and exciting territory—and use it to distinguish your voice. Whether you’re working on finished pieces or works in progress, we’ll zero in on the core of the humor, refine it, and explore ways to dig deeper and go further. Get ready to hone your craft and take your comedy to eleven!

David Iscoe spent the first decade of his adulthood writing and performing comedy in New York City, including for Comedy Central, The Onion, and dozens of underground shows that will be remembered fondly for years. He now lives in New London, CT and teaches at Mitchell College and Quinnebaug Valley Community College. He may also be found on occasion at Mystic Seaport Museum inhabiting various trades and characters.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Velvet Mill, 22 Bayview Avenue, Stonington, United States