Classes and Workshops
Basic Improv Comedy Course (Level 100)
Mondays (7 weeks) January 26th to March 16th. (No class March 2nd)
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Adult Class (18+)
$135 (service fees included)
Would you like to gain more self-confidence, increase your memory, become a better listener, and think faster? Or, perhaps you just want to learn something new and have fun. Then, this class is for you! This course covers the fundamentals of Improv. Topics will include: Agreement (“Yes, and...”), Active Listening, Conflict Resolution, Creating Environments (object work), Character Development, Basic Scene Structure, and much more.
These classes are a fun and relaxed way to develop rewarding new skills in a supportive, low pressure environment. People discover that learning improv provides them with powerful tools that they find useful (and usable) in every aspect of their life.
No acting or comedy experience is necessary…just a willingness to play and have fun.
This seven week course will run Mondays, starting January 26th. Class time is 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Spaces are limited and pre-registration is required. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis. Tuition for the seven week course is $135. All payments must be received, by the final deadline, in order to be considered registered for this course. Final deadline for registration is Saturday, January 24th. Registration payments are non-refundable.
Short-Form Improv Comedy Course: Advanced Games And Scenes (Level 300)
Registration information is coming soon.
Intermediate Improv Scene-work (Level 200)
Tuesdays (7 weeks) Tuesday, January 27th to March 17th (No class on March 3rd)
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Adult class (18+)
Prerequisite: Level 100, Basic Improv Course (or equivalent…with instructor approval.)
$135 (service fees included)
In this course, we’ll focus on putting together all the fundamentals you learned in Level 100, to create stronger scenes. Whether you’re performing Long-Form structures...or, playing Short-Form games...the basis of all improvisation is solid scene work. Students will learn and practice the framework of C.R.O.W. (Characters, Relationships, Objectives, and the Where.) You’ll learn to: make strong initiations, develop grounded characters, hold onto your character’s POV, establish relationships, and much more! Students emerge from this course with the tools they need to become more confident, well-rounded improvisers.
This seven week course will run Tuesdays, starting January 27th. Class time is 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Spaces are limited and pre-registration is required. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis. Tuition for the seven week course is $135. All payments must be received by the final deadline, in order to be considered registered for this course. Final deadline for registration is Sunday, January 25th. Registration payments are non-refundable.
Please do not register if you don’t meet the prerequisite requirements.
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