[Workshop] Empower Your Voice: Each One Teach One with Rob Santos

Discover the power of your authentic voice at "Each One Teach One." This transformative workshop celebrates vulnerability as strength and raw emotion as catalysts for creativity. Whether you're a storyteller, public speaker, or simply someone eager to express yourself, join us in a supportive space. Perfect your punchlines, craft compelling stories, or dive into uncharted creativity—all while unleashing your voice, captivating audiences, and leaving your mark on the world. Embrace the journey of discovering how your emotions can ignite your work and elevate your expression to new heights.

Class Day and Time: Wednesdays from 7PM to 10PM

Class Dates:

November 13, 2024

November 20, 2024

NO CLASS ON 11/27 (week of Thanksgiving)

December 4, 2024

December 11, 2024

December 18, 2024

1-Hour Private Session: Individually scheduled with each participant

About the Instructor: Rob Santos is a seasoned comedian with over 16 years of experience known for his raw and real storytelling style. He began his comedy journey in New York City and later returned to his roots in Hartford, Connecticut, where he captivates audiences with his unfiltered humor, balancing parenthood with performances at local clubs, festivals, and prestigious events like the New York Comedy Festival. Rob is the Season 3 winner of Amazon Prime’s "Comics Watching Comics" and has starred in the movie "Midas," shot in Hartford. He is also the creator, writer, and star of the web show "Beige." As a former comedy club regular in New York, Rob brings a wealth of experience to his craft. For over seven years, he has been teaching his "Each One, Teach One" workshop, contracted by AFLCT to teach all around Connecticut. In 2022, Rob won "Best of The Fest" for his one-man show "Functioning Psycho" at the Hartford Fringe Festival. He mentors dozens of comedians and performers across the northeast and has opened for numerous headlining comedians. Rob lives with BPD and ADHD, which he incorporates into his teaching, performing, and everyday life. He is now focusing on teaching using his Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills to empower others through comedy.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Sea Tea Improv Studios, 11 Asylum Street, Hartford, United States