This week’s drop-in: Making a Connection Brought to you by Liam. Ever feel a bit adrift in a scene? A simple answer to this predicament is just reconnecting with your scene partner – they’re the only other person on that stage with you, and the only way you’re gonna make

This week’s drop-in: Playfulness Brought to you by Ben. One of the best things about improv is finding a little thing that just tickles you and playing with it. This week is all about finding joy in the simple stuff of a scene and sharing that enjoyment with the audience.

This week’s drop-in: What’s happening!? Brought to you by Lee. The holidays can be a disorientating time, we don’t know what day it is, where we are or what we’ve eaten. Ever been that way in a scene? Unsure what is going on with your character or partner? To start

This week’s drop-in: Nailed It Brought to you by Nick. This week we’re going to play a couple of classic improv short-form games like Whose Line, Genre Rollercoaster, Standing Sitting Leaning and Should Have Said. We’re only gonna play a few because we’re playing them to understand what makes them tick, and

This week’s drop-in: Playing Together Nicely Brought to you by Benedetta. Group scenes occur in all forms of improv, during drop-ins, shows and many formats, from the Harold to montages, but they can feel a little hit and miss sometimes. It an be hard to tell what makes the difference

This week’s drop-in: I’ve Got the Power! Brought to you by Emily. Character Status: this week we’ll be exploring using status to inject some dynamics into our scenes, characters, and games! From playing low status snivelling cowards to high status kings and queens, there are a million and one ways

This week’s drop-in: Hostage to Fortune Brought to you by Richard. The idea behind this week’s drop-in comes from a time when I was trying to do a walk on in The Vox Pops, and Ben stuck me in a chair and started cutting my hair… I just sat there