Mon 10th Nov 2025 at 11:00am ends 12:00pm on 14th Nov 2025
Storytelling , Character
Bennett Arron presents:
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Tweet“A brilliant introduction to the principles of sitcom writing and actually a whole lot of fun too”
Iain Coyle, Former Commissioning Editor at DAVE
“We have used Bennett as a script consultant many times. You will learn tons about writing (and selling) really successful comedy scripts”
Elaine Cameron, Producer of Men Behaving Badly and Sherlock
Have you always wanted to write a Sitcom? Do you have an idea for one but don’t know where to start? Have you started one but don’t know how to finish it?
Whether you are a first time writer or an experienced one, this Sitcom Writing Workshop will help you develop your ideas.
Run by award-winning Writer and Comedian Bennett Arron who has had over 30 sitcom scripts and a feature film produced on television and has written for several BAFTA-winning programmes, the Workshop will include:
How To Start From a Blank Page
Characterisation
Plot Development
Dialogue
Joke Writing
Story Arcs
Formatting
How to Submit Scripts to Producers
By the end of the Workshop you will have written a scene for a Brand New Sitcom which Bennett will read and give notes.
Since attending the Workshops, previous students, some of whom had never written a script before, and who include comedians Geoff Norcott, Helen Lederer and Chris McCausland, have:
The Workshop will be live via Zoom for an hour a day (11am – 12pm) from Monday 10th November until Friday 14th November 2025
Very limited spaces available. Bookings are not refundable.
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Brilliant! Incredibly useful. Bennett is fantastic.
Review left at 3:03pm on Sat 15th Nov 2025
Review left at 3:25pm on Sat 15th Nov 2025
What a fantastic course. I zoomed in from Australia and it was well worth it! Bennett was absolutely brilliant. He explained all the basics and the group created a pilot episode together for a new sitcom. At the beginning, I wondered if we were actually being taken for a ride - was this just a way for someone to glean ideas for a new show? But no, it was a really smart way to get the group to ‘buy in’ and develop characters and plot. By doing, we learnt. I thoroughly enjoyed the course and would recommend it to anyone interested in writing a sitcom.
Review left at 9:36pm on Sat 15th Nov 2025