This week’s drop-in: Making the Basics Fun Brought to you by Lloydie. New Year – and a chance to go back to the building blocks of improv and remembering why we love improvising in the first place. We are going to take everything right back to the first things you

This week’s drop-in: Objectify Brought to you by Liam. Aren’t things brilliant? Something to look at, to talk about, and they give your hands something to do. They’re even great when they’re just imaginary, because they provide all of those opportunities, and more. Reaching for an object in a scene allows you

This week’s drop-in: Santa Grants Your Christmas Wishes!  Brought to you by Minder. We’re kicking off the first Jam in December with a Christmas Extravaganza! This is your chance to ask Santa for an improv present! How does it work? Send Santa (Minder) an email to ImprovWish @ gmail.com with something you’d

This week’s drop-in: Just the Two of Us Brought to you by Ben. Two person scenes are often the core of any improv show. They’re where we can really relish our stage time, work closely with our scene partner, and are incredibly fun. This week we are going back to basics

This week’s drop-in: Tell me what you want. What you really really want. Brought to you by Ben. Ever find yourself halfway through an improv scene wondering what to do next? The back and forth you built up with your scene partner has ended and you are stuck umming and

This week’s drop-in: Feelin’ Funny Brought to you by Liam. When improvisers are asked “Why do you do improv?” the answers are often the same: “to support each other”, “accept and build”, “to find a group mind”, “to meet other like minded (and often weird) people”.  But there’s something we

This week’s drop-in: Miss Shakespeare Brought to you by Helen. An evening of creative insults, extended analogies, hyping up your hyperbole, and creating hilarious scenes that build up layer upon layer of DISASTER! Yes, it’s Shakespeare, but all made up. You will enjoy it. Prepare your tongue for twisting, your vocabulary