Classes on this page are considered Leveled Classes & Electives (in-Person) PIT Classes. These classes are part of our core curriculum. In-Person PIT classes are meant to help foster comedic growth in a stable & safe environment.
*NOTE: For Levels 2 – 5, you MUST write in the “CHECKOUT COMMENTS” the dates you took the required prerequisites and who your instructor was. If you fail to meet the prerequisites for this course and continue to register anyway, we will have to transfer you out and add the balance as class credit, to be used for other classes.*
Develop your two-prov muscle with this workshop aimed at creating deep, connected characters that can sustain a 15-45 min set.
In Sketch Writing Level 2: Building Your Packet, students will utilize the skills developed in "Sketch Writing Level 1" to write sketches in a series of classic formats.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
In Level 2 Acting, students will embark on their scene study journey, as well as continue to work on their physical tools (voice and movement).
In level 2 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner and reinforce saying “Yes, and…!” Until you have to say “no thank you”.
Building on the musical fundamentals learned in Level 1, Level 2 dives deeper into technique and structure to help you turn your scenes and songs into a musical! You’ll work on melody and style as well as structure and song-type.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In level 3 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting, reinforcing saying “Yes, and…!” until you have to say “No, thank you”!
In Level 2 ,you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner.
In Late Night TV-Style Writing Level 2, students will expand on their knowledge of late night format and continue to brainstorm, write, pitch, and edit monologue jokes, desk bits, field pieces, character sketches, and more.
You have studied improv, you have performed improv, and now over 6 weeks we are going to look under the hood to take it to the next level.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up.
This level is about highlighting the importance of the ensemble. Long form improv is best when an ensemble truly works and flows together, otherwise known as “group mind.”
In this class, students will be tasked with more complex and demanding material (both dramatic and comedic) that will stretch their acting muscles in an exciting new way.
In Level 3 Sketch, you will learn how to write for yourself, perform character monologues, hone comedic timing, and so much more!
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In level 3 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting, reinforcing saying “Yes, and…!” until you have to say “No, thank you”!
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
In Sketch Writing Level 2: Building Your Packet, students will utilize the skills developed in "Sketch Writing Level 1" to write sketches in a series of classic formats.
Learn to master the top of your scenes with author of Improv For Couples Greg Tavares!
In this level, you’ll explore further means of editing as you begin to grow your understanding of The Harold, deepening your knowledge and comfortability of the Game of the scene
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In level 2 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner and reinforce saying “Yes, and…!” Until you have to say “no thank you”.
The Basics of Sketch, students will develop the fundamental skills they need to start writing original comedy sketches.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
Over six sessions you will learn singprov basics in both short form, structured games and scenes into song.
In this class, we will explore character objectives, fears and desires, emotional commitment, and much more. Think of this as an acting class you don’t have to prep a monologue or scene for.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In this level, you’ll explore further means of editing as you begin to grow your understanding of The Harold, deepening your knowledge and comfortability of the Game of the scene
In level 3 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting, reinforcing saying “Yes, and…!” until you have to say “No, thank you”!
In Level 2 ,you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In level 2 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner and reinforce saying “Yes, and…!” Until you have to say “no thank you”.
This level is about highlighting the importance of the ensemble. Long form improv is best when an ensemble truly works and flows together, otherwise known as “group mind.”
In this characters class, you'll explore writing and creating characters for comedic performances.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
In level 3 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting, reinforcing saying “Yes, and…!” until you have to say “No, thank you”!
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
In level 2 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner and reinforce saying “Yes, and…!” Until you have to say “no thank you”.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
The Basics of Sketch, students will develop the fundamental skills they need to start writing original comedy sketches.
In level 2 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner and reinforce saying “Yes, and…!” Until you have to say “no thank you”.
Over the 6 weeks, you will be using improv exercises and tools that are intended to strengthen yourself as an actor.
Building on the musical fundamentals learned in Level 1, Level 2 dives deeper into technique and structure to help you turn your scenes and songs into a musical! You’ll work on melody and style as well as structure and song-type.
Let’s get your solo show started!
In Sketch Writing Level 2: Building Your Packet, students will utilize the skills developed in "Sketch Writing Level 1" to write sketches in a series of classic formats.
In this class you will use scene work and group exercises to explore the joy of improvisation, be more confident, trusting and graceful on stage.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up.
