Texas State will be doing something for laughs next semester -- when the Theater Department has its first ever comedy class. Bobcat Update's Josh Davis has the story.
With a variety of open mics and a comedy-based student organization, San Marcos is home to a fast-growing comedy scene. Soon students will be able to learn about comedy in the classroom. Starting next semester, Vic Shuttee, a grad student at Texas State, will be teaching creating comedy.
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In the class, students will learn how to write stand-up and sketches, and they will perform improvisational comedy. Sophomore English major Max Foster is signed up to take the class next semester.
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Shuttee says he worked closely with Comedy Association president Garrett Buss to create the class.
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The class is full for next semester, but if students are interested in the class, they can email Vic Shuttee at VRS45@txstate.edu to be put on a wait list for future semesters. For Bobcat Update, I'm Josh Davis.
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