This week’s jam: Names & Games This week’s jam is run by: Martin. Simple – we place your names in a hat, and we place games into another hat. Things are drawn from the hats, games are played. It will be fun. Join us. Thursday 22nd May 7.30pm – 9.30pm The Corner
Coming Up This Saturday in Nottingham MissImp are supporting this awesome event with a special Unspeakable Act! It’s going to be crazy good fun. There’s a glorious convoluted history that connects KLF co-founder and former Julian Cope manager Bill Drummond with the maverick theatre director and monologist Ken Campbell. They
This week’s jam: Just Do It This week’s jam is run by: Everyone. What you wanna play? We play it. Thursday 27th March 7.30pm – 9.30pm The Corner 38 Stoney St Hockley NG1 1LH £3 It’s MissImp in Action at The Glee Club this Friday!
This week’s jam: Body Swap This week’s jam is run by: Nick. The challenges of paying attention to our scene partners and their every thought, word and motion are at the forefront this week as we enjoy body-swapping our way through scenes. Players will swap characters (possibly literally) at the
This week’s jam: Takin’ It Slow This week’s jam is run by: Ben. It’s all about taking it slow. Building on some of the ideas raised at last weekend’s workshop with Heather & Jules on intimacy and naturalism, we are going to be looking at a slower style of play
This week’s jam: Two Minute Hero This week’s jam is run by: Nick. We play, we create marvels, we do it again. This week – strict two minute time limit on all scenes. Get to the point, get a laugh, get out again. The challenge is to establish your scenes
Friday 28th February – Fast Paced Spontaneous Comedy at The Glee Club This Friday we’re bringing you an action-packed two-fisted improvised comedy show with no scripts and just the wits and sharpened brains of our performers to make you laugh. We bring you entirely unplanned adventures, scenes, sketches,
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: 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
Celebrate the End of January With Us! It can only get better. Right, that’s January out of the way, we’re almost used to the new year now. Come and join us at The Glee Club this Friday. We’ve got a fabulous line up of fast-paced games, tomfoolery and wicked cleverness
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: The Sound of Improv This week’s improv jam is run by: James A lot of sounds we hear in our improv jams are usually from our mouth words, and every so often we force ourselves to add sound effects using our mouths on and off stage to
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