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In this workshop, attendees will learn flash and sense memory exercises to expand their scene starts, and create fully formed characters based on your personal knowledge and skill-set. A performer’s culture and language forms part of their improv toolkit, and this workshop will help performers draw from it.
This is an advanced scene study class, exploring advanced techniques and strategies for getting out of your own way, keeping the audience in the palm of your hand, making strong choices in games, scenes and longer formats, and recognizing the difference between genuine delight and politely muddling through. Level Four includes a strong direct feedback component.
This is an advanced scene study class, exploring advanced techniques and strategies for getting out of your own way, keeping the audience in the palm of your hand, making strong choices in games, scenes and longer formats, and recognizing the difference between genuine delight and politely muddling through. Level Four includes a strong direct feedback component.
Some people come to improv without any acting training and as a result can be limited in how and what they are able to improvise. This class is about teaching the improviser acting skills, broadening their emotional range, creating engaging characters and visceral work on stage. Students will get a chance to work on what it means to be present for their partners and themselves.
