This week’s jam: Who Are You? This week’s improv jam is run by: Eddie If you’re halfway through a scene and you can’t answer at least one of the who, what and where questions, what chance has the audience got? This week we’ll do some practice in establishing a platform early on,
This week’s jam: Keeping your status quo This week’s improv jam is run by: Ben This week we are focussing on status, playing with the high and mighty as well as low and feeble. We’ll look briefly at how we interpret status and how to play within a given status. Lots
This week’s jam: Playing in a team This week’s improv jam is run by: Lloydie This week we play in teams. We will start the jam by forming small performance teams. This will be your team for the night. You can give yourself a name and everything. We will then
This week’s jam: Playtime This week’s improv jam is run by: Nick This week it ain’t nothin’ but playtime. Scene after scene, names from the hat we shall stride forwards and lay it on thick. I have some different books to inspire your scenes this week! Thursday 16th May 8
This week’s jam: Fizzy Little Treats Important venue info: We’re at The City Gallery off Market Square (down the alley next to The Works)! This week’s jam is run by: Nick This week we’ll be capitalising on the excellent work done in the last three jams – inspiring ourselves and
This week’s jam: Inspiration Important venue info: This week we’re at 8 Stoney Street (opposite The Old Angel Pub) at 7.30pm. Despite heating, it can get a little chilly so wrap up warm! This week’s jam is run by: Parky It’s me again this week, with the third in a
This week: The Character Jam This week’s jam is run by: Parky Creating interesting characters and the relationships between them is the bedrock of improv. However, how often do we create the same type of character or someone who is just a thinly disguised version of ourselves? This week, we’re
This week’s jam: BRING IT ON (more) This week’s jam is run by Nick. In the last Bring It On jam we got shoved into making choices we wouldn’t normally make – time jumps, Oscar moments, monologues. This week we’ll be doing all that and more – open scenes and
This week’s jam: Meet and Greet MissImp Style This week’s jam is run by David. This week we’re meeting and greeting Mr Brandon Gardner, a fantastic improv teacher and performe from the US. Bring yourself along to say hello and get an opportunity to play with him. Please don’t break
This week’s jam: Scenes, scenes, scenes. This week’s jam is run by Lloydie. This week it’s all about doing as many scenes as possible. There will be lots of them. It’s the sole purpose of this week. The more reps the better. We will do open scenes, some scenes linked
This week’s jam: An Improv Storyteller’s Toolkit This week’s jam is run by Trilly. The theme of this week’s jam is harnessing and honing our innate gift for storytelling, and looking at ways to do so in the heat of the improvised moment. We’ll be doing a mix of games
This week’s jam: BRING IT ON (again) This week’s jam is run by Nick. In the last Bring It On jam we got shoved into making choices we wouldn’t normally make – time jumps, Oscar moments, monologues. And far from trashing the scenes as we feared it gave them extra
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