Intro to Improv

Shy or bold, let the fun unfold.

Taster sessions in Headington/Marston, Oxford.

A fun and gentle,
step-by-step, introduction to
improvised comedy
- through simple games.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I was completely new to improv and loved this two hour taster session. Really well structured, easy to get into and lots of laughs!" - Will S

"I highly recommend!! Was so much fun!! It's ideal if you're new to improv and fancy trying it out in a friendly environment. Or just if you want to have a laugh!" -Honor R.

"I did the 6 week Improv in 6 Acts course and it was life changing! These taster sessions are a great way to come and see what improv is like" - Isabel E.


Next dates to be announced

7-9pm

Location TBC

£10 (£5 unwaged)

In these 2-hour taster sessions, you’ll be introduced to the art of improvised comedy step-by-step in a fun and gentle environment.Release the stresses of the day and enjoy yourself - belly laughs guaranteed*.For absolute beginners, shy people, confident people and anyone in between.If you are curious to unleash your inner spontaneity through simple guided games and activities, this is for you!* seriously, you can have your money back if you don’t.

“I’m not funny!”
Actually, you are - we’ll peek behind the scenes to find your inner comic.

“I’ve never acted before”
It will come naturally as you get involved in our games and activities.

The session is led by Ed Smith, performer in the Awkward Actors Improv Comedy group and faculty tutor for the Improv in 6 Acts course, assisted by other members of the Awkward Actors.

Tutor

Improv makes life better!

📹 Why is improv great? Well, check out this podcast where I talk to Anthony Errington about how learning improv has been inspirational in all areas of our life and work.In the video we explore some of the ways Improv has helped us practically, including:-Spotting your internal censor
-Growing in spontaneity and avoiding overthinking
-Increasing self-knowledge by playing with high and low Status characters
-Inhabiting the moment, and becoming more present to others
-Using short turn taking and strong offers to be a great team player