Jay Leno and Adam Carolla teach the art of being yourself onstage at Comedy Fantasy Camp

It’s a dream come true for every aspiring stand-up comedian or comedy writer. I don’t play an instrument but I do stand-up, and they do a baseball fantasy camp as well, so why not do a comedy fantasy camp?” he said. Then the jokes can flow naturally from there.” “Jay is right, it’s about being comfortable with who you are,” Carolla said, relating how he sees stand-up comedy compared to music. But with stand-up comedy you can’t really hear yourself, you really need an audience to give you feedback.” Jay Leno will co-host the four-day Comedy Fantasy Camp featuring many other comics and comedy writers along with workshops on sitcom writing, podcasting and the art of stand up. “That’s my favorite part about these things, and I see it all the time at the Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp,” Fishof said.