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With NYC public schools introducing exciting new comedy writing and performance components to the 5th-grade language arts curriculum—featuring timeless classics like Abbott and Costello’s legendary “Who’s on First?”—there has never been a better time to get your students up on their feet and exploring the mechanics of humor!
Comedy isn’t just about fun; it is a powerful tool for developing literacy, linguistic timing, reading comprehension, and active collaboration. Kick off the new year by bringing your students out for an unforgettable live experience this January 2027!
🎭 January 2027 Field Trip Options & Pricing
We offer two dynamic field trip packages designed to fit your curriculum and student group size
Times Square NYC Field Trips
The Interactive Improv Comedy Show: Experience a high-energy, 100% interactive performance where students see comedic timing, wordplay, and narrative structure brought to life right before their eyes. Your students provide the suggestions; our professional cast provides the laughs! JUST $600 up to 40 students, $15/additional student
The Show & Workshop Combo: The ultimate immersive experience! Combine our live interactive comedy show with a hands-on improv workshop. Students transition from audience members to active performers, practicing script-reading, comedic dialogue, and quick-thinking collaborative games that tie directly into language arts goals. $1000 up to 40 students, $25/additional student
Ask about our pizza party lunch options!!!
Why Comedy Belongs in the Language Arts Curriculum
When 5th graders dissect and perform comedy scripts or engage in improvisational games, they are naturally mastering core educational competencies:
- Textual Comprehension: Examining wordplay, double meanings, and syntax (just like navigating the verbal gymnastics of “Who’s on First?”).
- Public Speaking & Confidence: Conquering stage fright and building self-assurance in a safe, low-stakes environment.
- Active Listening & Teamwork: Learning how to build on peers’ ideas through “Yes, And” principles and collaborative problem-solving.
Artistic Director Walt Frasier (pictured above with Vic Martino) has performed as Lou Costello at 100s of private events in the past 30 years.
Reserve Your Date Today!
Dates for January 2027 fill up fast, especially with schools diving deeper into comedy and performance arts this year. Treat your students to a field trip that bridges literacy, laughter, and theatrical teamwork.
Ready to book or customize your visit? Contact us today to lock in your January 2027 show or workshop combo!
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