His conversational style of in-the-moment and often improvised comedy is a delight to watch and guarantees no two shows will be exactly the same.  This is one of the reasons many people return year-after-year to see his show.
    In addition to performing stand-up comedy, he is the founder of Belgian Beer Me!, which specializes in beer tours of Belgium, and Bamberg Beer Me!, which specializes in beer tours of Bamberg, Germany.   Visit BelgianBeerMe.com and Bambergbeerme.com for details.

    He also taught Beginning Stand-Up Comedy at the Experimental College at the University of Washington, Seattle, from 1991-2015.  His resume includes being a sitcom writer, and a humor columnist for the Porcupine Press and the Mackinac Island Town Crier.  The Porcupine Press is available at finer Shell stations throughout Northern Michigan.

   Stu now divides his time between Grand Marais in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and Cave Creek, Arizona.

Stand-Up Dates

Beginning Stand-Up Comedy Class

Stu Stuart taught this class from 1991-2015, when the Experimental College sadly closed because of budget cuts and poor management, after being open since 1971.

 I suggest taking Peter Greyy's Beginning Stand-Up Comedy Class in Seattle 

Below was my course description. I keep this up for the historical record of the class, which taught hundreds of students the basics of stand-up comedy and provided an experience like no other.    

Treat yourself to a walk on the funny side. Course is offered by professional comedian Stu Stuart through the ASUW Experimental College in Seattle. Course meets three times on the University of Washington campus and a fourth time at the Seattle Comedy Underground for the Big Show, where students have an opportunity to perform in a real comedy club. Course fee is $95 for general public and $75 for UW students.

     Stu has been teaching Beginning Stand-Up Comedy since 1991. Since then, he has taught hundreds of students.  Fellow-professional-comedian and class alumnus, Peter Greyy (pictured in the latest in sweater-vest apparel) often assists in teaching the class, drawing from his Wikipedia-like knowledge of comedy and years of experience.  Peter is also the talent coordinator for the Seattle International Comedy Competition.

     Stu typically teaches the class three times each year. The class is  a great experience for those who want to learn the basics of stand-up comedy. It takes a lot of courage, and it's a lot of work writing and performing comedy. But in the end, not only do students have a lot of fun and learn about comedy, but they develop a greater self-confidence and a belief that anything is possible," says Stu, adding, "I've found that the average person, given some coaching on the mechanics of stand-up and given some moral support is very funny on stage."

    Stu also teaches his "Belgian Beer Me!" beer appreciation class through the Experimental College, course w-290.

For more information and to register call (206) 543-4375 

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Course Number 2706

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