Instructors
Anděl Sudik
Object Work as Meditation:
Every Day in New Ways - a nice sorbet of a workshop to put you back in your body. Open to all Levels - Great for advanced improvisors.
Bianca Casusol
Surprise Party
Escape your improv rut with exercises that help you surprise yourself, strengthen your scenework, and discover fresh approaches by seeing familiar moments in new ways.
Chris George
Improv Taxonomy
Stretch your creative muscles by exploring distinct styles of improv and the conventions that shape them. Experiment with new approaches, challenge your instincts, and discover fresh ways to play with intention.
Craig Cackowski
Expanding Your Range: A Character Workshop
Create richer, more dynamic characters through exercises that explore physicality, point of view, and emotional commitment—while keeping your scenes grounded and collaborative.
Dwayne Colbert
I'm You and You're Me
Playing characters that are not a part of your day-to-day. - All Levels Are Welcome, Great for Brand New Improvisors
James Quesada
The Stupor Games
Push short-form improv beyond the classics with inventive games and fresh formats that build quick thinking, stronger acting, and fearless play. Plus, you'll leave with plenty of new games to bring home.
Krissy Lenz
The SPARK of SHORT FORM
Finding a SPARK of inspiration in short form games and scenes. - All Levels Are Welcome, Great for Brand New to Intermediate
Kristen Schier
Elective Workshop: In the Style of Shakespeare
Explore Shakespeare's language through metaphor, imagery, and heightened emotion. Learn tools that deepen character, elevate scenes, and make every word count.
Marina Mastros
Have Fun, Play Game
Skills to create fun and playable games in every scene! - All Levels Are Welcome
Mike McLendon
FOUR SCENIC STRUCTURES
Clash of Context, Peas in a Pod, Weird World, and Slice of Life and their best practices - Beginning to Advanced
Oliver Georgiou
Acting for Improvisers – Impulse, Insight, and Emotion
What if your assumptions about the scene were completely true? Explore honest reactions, emotional instincts, and subjective perspectives to create authentic characters driven by their own "truth."
Sean Michael Boozer
Axiom Transformation - Improvising is Doing and There is Always More To Do.
Build a character over the course of a lifetime, using one core belief as your foundation. Discover how experience, age, and changing perspectives deepen and evolve your performance.
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