
Improv LV1 - Beginners
These classes run regularly throughout the year. You can find out when our next class is by checking out our Eventbrite page, or by subscribing to our newsletter below.
This beginner class is a great way to meet new people, participate in energising games and scenes, and brighten up your evenings. We'll start creating effortless scenework right from the first class, unlocking creativity and leaping over our fears. And we'll laugh. A lot. No prior acting experience needed - we'll give you all the tools and support you need.
Our Improv curriculum is designed to give participants a crash-course in the most dynamic and liberating artforms out there, and is geared towards inclusivity and creative expression.
Improv is theatre that's made up on the spot. Because the scenes we act out have no pre-planned characters or dialogue, they end up being both remarkably deep and remarkably funny. We'll reinforce different skills and attributes in our classes, including creativity, teamwork, listening, and pure reckless abandon.
We'll cover the following topics:
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Stage Presence
Inner Creativity and Voice
Active Listening
Performing with Confidence
Expressing Yourself through Movement
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Our classes take place in line with official COVID-19 regulations and guidelines. We employ social distancing measures, regular hand and surface sanitisation, and the use of face-coverings within the building. For more information about our precautionary measures, or accessibility concerns, please send us an email or contact us on social media.
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Why Study Improvisation?
Improve your communication skills
Become a more versatile performer
Face your fears of public speaking
Have fun while exploring your creativity
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Improv is theatre that's made up on the spot. Because the scenes we act out have no pre-planned characters or dialogue, they end up being both remarkably deep and remarkably funny. We'll reinforce different skills and attributes in our classes, including creativity, teamwork, listening, and pure reckless abandon.
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