Workshops
Each workshop is designed to ensure students learn through group experience and active play. Our teachers approach different angles of improv with a focus on process, not product, allowing students of all ages to learn and grow at their own pace.
The Fellowship
Format: The OnionDifficulty: Beginner/IntermediateLearning Targets: Listening, Group Dynamic, Stage Presence, and ActingTagline: “Not all Improvisers who wander are lost.”
Who Am I?
Format: The Armando DiazDifficulty: Beginner/IntermediateLearning Targets: Action, Joke Structure, Public Speaking, and Pantomime.Tagline: “I'm not bad, I just play that way.”
Guns, Lots of Guns
Format: The La RondeDifficulty: Moderate/AdvancedLearning Targets: Confidence, Play, Characters, and Story StructureTagline: “Rules? Where we're going we don't need rules.”
The Dark Night
Format: The BatDifficulty: Moderate/AdvancedLearning Targets: Group Projects, Music, Sound Effects, and SilenceTagline: “Pow! Clash! ZAPP! KATAAANNG!!!”
Full Kettle
Format: The HaroldDifficulty: Advanced Learning Targets: Creating, Space Work, Control, and ProductionTagline: “Everythin' but the invisible kitchen sink”
D&D
Format: Dungeons and DragonsDifficulty: Advanced An adventure that teaches students how to play the classic role playing game while using the techniques of Improv to create a story that is immersive and inclusion for every fellow traveler you meet on your quest.