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Jen
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Rose
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Tibor
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Roxanne
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Paul
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Eufemia
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Brenn
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Robbie
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Michael
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Joan
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Raymond
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William
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Elena
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Mary Sue
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Peter
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Rebecca
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| About this course |
Though Stand-Up Comedy
Clinic isn’t intended as therapy, I’ve had students overcome long standing
depressions and phobias, not to mention increasing their confidence and self-esteem.
There’s something incredibly healing about telling a roomful of people exactly
who you are and having them laugh and cheer.” more
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