This two hour workshop gives you a chance to learn the basics of writing for sketch comedy. Through watching and critiquing video sketches and collectively reading and workshopping a script with classmates you’ll learn how much fun taking a comedy class at PHIT can be. You’ll meet some new people who are also sketch comedy fans while you’re at it! If you have ever thought about taking a sketch writing class, but would prefer to “try before you buy” this is the place for you!
This class is perfect for people of all experience levels. You do not need to have prior experience or be an writer / comedian. PHIT has students from all walks of life and all ages. We have people that are looking to make a go of sketch writing, but we have also had students that were just looking to meet new people, flex their creative writing skills, try something new, or simply have fun for two hours each week. There is no commitment here to register for a full class, only come in ready to have a good time.
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INSTRUCTOR
Molly Scullion
WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT MOLLY
"Molly is incredible! She has a great ability to critique and make suggestions without making anyone feel inadequate or lacking ability." -- "I loved Molly's enthusiasm for comedy. Her energy kept me going and she was always great at sandwiching compliments with criticism so I never felt discouraged from playing and being vulnerable." -- "The only negative thing about Molly's class was that it had to eventually come to an end!"
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Molly has been doing comedy since 2011 and has completed the curricula at Philly Improv Theater and the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York. She performs on multiple teams, including the Philly Improv Theater teams, The Future, Hooch, and Study Hall. She is the head writer for the Philly Improv Theater sketch house team, The Decoy. She has written and performed in two one-woman shows, and was a part of the 2016 Improvaganza International Ensemble. She has studied with many instructors from around the country including Scott Adsit, Elana Fishbein, Christina Gausas, Mike Marbach, Susan Messing, and Kristen Schier. In addition to performing regularly in Philadelphia, she has performed in Edmonton (AB), Seattle, Portland (OR), Vancouver, Toronto, Detroit, New Orleans, Washington D.C., Baltimore, and New York.
When she’s not making things up on stage, she’s a frequenter of The Gap, and in her spare time, she watches far too many episodes of The Good Wife.
