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Comedy Camp for Eaton Fire Youth

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July 1, 2026

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A free theater and comedy workshop is coming to Pasadena this summer, giving kids impacted by last year's Eaton Fire a chance to build confidence, express themselves, and have fun through the performing arts. We were joined by Corey Martin Craig, founder and coach of Cool Beans Comedy, and Katsy Chappell, actor and writer with Arroyo Repertory Theatre who shared with us all the details. The Eaton Fire Youth Theatre Project runs July 6 through July 24. To sign up, simply scan the QR code on your screen. For more information, visit ArroyoRepertory.org. To learn more about Corey's stand-up comedy school, Cool Beans Comedy, visit their website or follow @CoolBeansComedy on Instagram and Facebook. This segment aired on KTLA's Off the Clock on July 1, 2026.

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