This week’s jam: Bring It On Back This week’s jam is brought to you by: Lloydie This Thursday we are working on call-backs. Callbacks are the art of bringing back an idea from earlier in the scene, or from a previous scene in the show. In order to be able
This week’s jam: Five Naked Men Sitting On A Rugby Post This week’s jam is brought to you by: Parky Why do we have such a hang-up about questions in improv? Questions are a good thing, right? Every sales course I have been on waxes lyrically about the requirement for
This week’s jam: Big Hard Drilling This week’s jam is brought to you by: Lloydie Fracking hell, it’s nearly jam time again and this Thursday we will be drilling some core skills designed to train our brains to listen, respond and spot fun, interesting things to play with in our
This week’s jam: Scenes, Scenes, Scenes This week’s jam is brought to you by: Ben This week we are mostly going to run a lot of scenes. The scene is the basic unit of any improv show. Be it a shortform game or a longform structure, all improv comes down
This week’s jam: Genesis 1-10 This week’s jam is brought to you by: Parky 1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.
This week’s jam: Follow The Fun This week’s improv jam is run by: Lloydie This Thursday’s jam is all about following what’s fun in a scene. You like fun, right? If we’re having fun then the audience is more likely to be having fun so we are going to do
This week’s jam: MMRWG This week’s improv jam is run by: Parky How many of your daily interactions with human beings are with just one other person? In the pub, with your family, in meetings, at work – most of our lives involve interacting with groups of people. So, for
This week’s jam: Oh S***! This week’s improv jam is run by: Amy Oh Shit! How many times has your mind gone blank and those two words passed through your brain when you’ve been in a scene? In this week’s jam we’re going to be looking at some reasons why
This week’s jam: Convincing This week’s improv jam is run by: Parky A lot of the improv we do is for laughs (not all of it though – you know who you are. Honk). However, for me, getting an audience to really care about the characters on stage is as
This week’s jam: All Hallows’ Jam This week’s improv jam is run by: Martin Our Halloween Jam will be a bloodbath of names and games! SHUDDER at the unseen darkness of the hat! TREMBLE as the names are called! SCREAM IN TERROR as the games are played! The cards will
This week’s jam: Ooooh, Shakespeare This week’s improv jam is run by: Nick Shakespeare strikes fear into the heart of many of the nation’s actors – it shouldn’t: you can literally make up stuff that sounds just as good. This week we’re stealing shamelessly from the workshops of Jules Munn,
This week’s jam: The Living Room This week’s improv jam is run by: Lloydie The Living Room is a format that uses real life stories as inspiration for scenes… but with a difference… It’s also about conversations between friends. It’s a cross between a chat in the pub and an improv
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