Sundays, 3-5pm No pressure Stand Up. Dip your toe into the joyous pool of stand up- 0% fear, 100% fun.
You’ll learn about devices such as the Analogous or Time-Dash scenes, and work on the first, second, and third beats of scenes. Students will continue to focus on editing by following their gut and heart to edit scenes at the height.
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 clown class, leave all your wit and one-liners at home and dive into your innocence, tenderness, silliness and (most important!) stupid.
Discover new ways to make choices and support while still expressing your comedic voice.
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.
Build your sketch toolkit with the essentials – how to come up with a sketch idea, how to employ classic sketch structure, how to create memorable characters, how to clearly communicate your ideas to your audience.
Over six sessions you will learn singprov basics in both short form, structured games and scenes into song.
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.
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.
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 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 class, students will learn the process to help you shape your idea, encourage vulnerability in a safe space and be given the feedback needed in order to create a solo show.
This workshop is a signature improv scene technique that gets performers out of their heads by reacting to body language rather than overthinking about the dialogue. This class will also explore the game of the improv scene and how to use it in scene work.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
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.”
Over six sessions you will learn singprov basics in both short form, structured games and scenes into song.
In level 3 you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner. Making sure “the beginning of your sentence doesn’t get in the way of the middle of theirs.” You will reinforce saying “Yes, and...!” Until you have to say “no thank you.” Work on the first, second and third beats of two-person scenes as well as continuing to focus on editing by following your foot connected to your gut and heart to edit scenes at the height. Learn how to “heighten and tighten” a scene organically glued in reality to create “win-win” fun scenes to play to entertain yourself and others while “treating your partner like a genius”
In Level 2 ,you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up for the first time.
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 2 ,you will continue to focus on strong listening and reacting without interrupting your scene partner.
More of a guide than a conventional class, this goal-oriented program will get you up there doing stand up.
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.
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.”