Improv Comedy Workshops
We’re excited to offer a series of Taster Comedy Workshops designed for anyone curious about exploring comedy in a supportive, creative, and welcoming space.
These sessions are open to all levels — whether you’re completely new to comedy or just want to try something different. It’s a chance to build confidence, learn new skills, and connect with others through creativity and laughter.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/improv-comedy-workshop-tickets-1988044519675
Showcase Event
All workshops lead towards a live showcase on Sunday 31 May 2026, where participants will have the opportunity to share their work in a supportive, celebratory setting.
Workshop Details
Time: 7pm – 10pm
Location: KING STREET SOCIAL CLUB, PHOENIX HOUSE, 27 KING ST, NORTH SHIELDS, NE30 1BZ
Group size: 15 spaces per workshop
Open to: 18+ only
Designed as taster sessions for beginners and those new to comedy
Pay What You Feel
We believe art should be accessible to everyone.
Book your place for free
At the end of the session, you can pay what you feel it’s worth[Text Wrapping Break](with no obligation to pay anything at all)
If you’re able to pay more, you’ll be helping support others who may not be able to pay anything at all
This model helps keep our workshops inclusive and open to everyone.
Book a Space
Please tell us a little about yourself and include:
Any relevant experience (creative, performance, writing, public speaking, etc.)
Why you’d like to take part
What you hope to get out of the workshops
No prior comedy experience is required — just curiosity and a willingness to get involved.
PLEASE LET US KNOW ANY ACCESS REQUIREMENTS ON THIS FORM OR EMAIL MD@LITTLEROBOTCIC.COM.
About the Project
Funded by North Tyneside Council, and in partnership with Little Robot CIC, Salt Market Social, The Exchange 1856 and King Street Social Club.
A part of North Shields Comedy Festival.
Why Support Little Robot CIC?
Little Robot CIC is a community-focused, not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making comedy and creative performance accessible to everyone.
We provide inclusive, supportive spaces where people can explore creativity, build confidence, and connect with others—especially those who may not typically have access to these opportunities.
Our work is particularly focused on supporting:
Individuals experiencing social isolation, low confidence, or challenges with mental wellbeing
Aspiring and emerging comedians and performers, including those from underrepresented or disadvantaged backgrounds
Local community members who want to engage with comedy in a safe, welcoming environment
Through workshops, creative projects, and performance opportunities, we aim to:
Strengthen community connections
Promote inclusion and accessibility
Support mental wellbeing
Nurture confidence, creativity, and self-expression
By supporting Little Robot CIC, you’re helping to create opportunities for people who might otherwise be excluded from creative spaces—ensuring that comedy and performance can be a tool for connection, growth, and positive change in our communities.