Tuesday 12/10 6:00 pm

Leveled Class/Elective

Tuesday, 6:00-9:00pm

$59, NO FEES!

PREREQUISITE: YOU MUST HAVE COMPLETED LEVEL 2 IMPROV OR EQUIVALENT AT ANOTHER COMEDY THEATER TO QUALIFY FOR THIS CLASS. In the comment section of Checkout, please list when you took said classes and who your instructors were. 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.

How we end an improv scene is one of the most important skills in our storytelling, creating a well paced show, and supporting our teammates.
Sweep Edits are just one way to achieve a solid ending to an improv scene. This course will review well-paced Sweeps as well as other Improv Editing styles. This class is essential to any improviser looking to improve their comedic timing and teamwork skills.
* As of 7/1/2023, we are instituting a strict no refund policy. Please note, class start dates are subject to be postponed up to 4 weeks from original posted date
Sarah Morgan Ashey Edit Workshop Elective

Instructor

Sarah Morgan Ashey

Sarah Morgan Ashey

Sarah Morgan Ashey is a Tennessee born, New York based actress, comedian, writer and baker whose work has been featured across film, digital and stage.  She got her start in various independent films after completing the acting conservatory program at Michael Howard Studios in 2006. She holds a BA in Theatre Arts from The University of the South and is a graduate of the 2018-2019 Acting Apprentice Company at The Barrow Group.

A seasoned improviser, Sarah performs weekly on a House Team here at the Peoples Improv Theater, where she was awarded a full scholarship and is a current member of their faculty – offering both intro and advanced classes to aspiring comedians. Additionally, she is a proud member of Story Pirates – an organization known for adapting stories written by kids into sketch comedy!

Her original written works have been performed in the Tennessee Women’s Theater Festival, The Boston Comedy Arts Festival, the New York Sketch Festival and more. Sarah is the co-writer of the musical, A Hardboiled Christmas, which was professionally produced at the Boiler Room Theater in Nashville, TN. Her TV pilot script, Flying Blind, co-created with her writing partner, Frankie Johnson, was named a winner in the First Ten Pages Screenplay Competition. She also contributed to and hosted the popular digital series, The Name Dame, produced by Scary Mommy, garnering an average of over 700,000 views per video on Facebook.

She currently resides in Brooklyn with her husband Paul and is the proud co-owner, founder and pastry maker of Kings Kolache, a popular Brooklyn based bakery featured on the Today Show, NPR and Bon Appétit Magazine.