Hey Everyone!

We’re back! J. Marie dug herself out of that cabin and solved the case of the murdered Yeti! The comedians are all fine as well. As for that traveling southern blues band, well let’s just say that was the night they ate old Dixie down.

To start your comedyflashbackweek off right, we’re announcing this festival’s workshops! Sign up now, class spots are going fast.

Sincerely,
J.Patrick McNulty and J. Marie Morris, Interns

Bobcat Goldthwait Feeding, Grooming And Care - By Robert Saghet (“Comedy Central Regrets”)
Congratulations on your new Bobcat Goldthwait! A Bobcat Goldthwait is a great addition to any household or Jimmy Kimmel production team. Learn about managing shedding and total hair loss, teaching the Bobcat to when it’s not ok to warble and shriek, and telling your skeptical friends about his dark, under-appreciated comedy. Participants are welcome and encouraged to bring their Bobcat Goldthwaits to class.
$400 - Thursday 12pm-12am.

Printing Out Your Sketch - Eddie Brawley (See below)

Anybody can write a sketch.  Only almost anybody can print out that sketch.  In this class students will be exposed to different techniques for tricking your printer into thinking it has ink, finding blank sheets of paper around your apartment, and collating on a moving train.  Students will learn how to save a Final Draft file as a .pdf file, email documents to themselves, and save money by only printing one and then making copies of that.  Students are expected to have a working gmail account and debit card with at least $8 on it.  Individual notes will be given.
$200. Class will be held at FedEx/Kinkos on 7th Avenue and 24th St. Wednesdays at 6:55pm, right before class.

*About the instructor: Eddie Brawley is a renowned professional and can be seen walking all over town.  If you think about his name while putting on a hat, you’ll remember it forever.  When not doing comedy, Eddie enjoys spending time with his wife and three beautiful children.  He has studied with some of the most brilliant comedy minds of our day, including Byron Allen, Chelsea Handler, Susan Sontag, and Larry the Cable Guy.