Working and creating as an ensemble is fundamental to honing and developing your skills in all forms of improvisation. We offer classes for all levels. Take a look! !
Open your mind to the infinite possibilities of improvised theatre. Delve into the more potent possibilities of improv, while exploring the nuances of style in storytelling, long form, genre work, and continued development of spontaneity and dynamic play. You will receive direct, tailored, and supportive feedback.
Improv is no longer just for actors! “The Master of Fine Arts is the new MBA,” so argued author Daniel Pink in his seminal New York Times story about the new creative economy. While this is an extreme statement, its implications are powerful: you cannot excel in business without creativity. In our competitive and evolving economy, being logical and analytical is no longer enough; the modern executive must be nimble and inventive to face constant change.
Taught by Bobby August, Jr.
Bobby is an actor, improviser, and teacher. He earned an MFA in Acting from the University of California, Davis. Some of his favorite past performances include portraying Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, Howie in Rabbit Hole, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, and The Player in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. Bobby also devises physical theatre pieces with long-time collaborator Iu-Hui Chua.
SAT 12:30–3:30PM · 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23, 12/7 (AUGUST)
Taught by Joyful Simpson
Joyful is an actress, writer, and creativity educator who combines improv theatre, behavioral sciences, and mindfulness to create dynamic pieces of training for businesses and institutions. She studied theatre and psychology at Sarah Lawrence College in New York and earned an MFA in Dramatic Art from UC Davis. While at Davis, she spearheaded an applied improv-based training program for the Graduate School of Management. In 2013 she founded Pro-CreativeArts—an applied theatre organization—and is hired throughout the United States to lead trainings that foster creativity, collaboration, and communication for teams and leaders.
THU 7–9:30PM · 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 12/5, 12/12
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