Improv

No performing artist can go without some degree of improv training. Classes are separated by the following age groups to ensure the best student experience and learning outcomes.

• Youth: 9-12
• Teen: 13-17
• Adult: 18+

What You’ll Learn

● Improv Basics: Quick thinking, spontaneity, and making decisions in the moment

● Collaboration Skills: Collaborating with others, listening, and building trust

● Confidence Boosters: Encouraging self-expression in a positive, no-pressure space

● Creative Problem Solving: Mastering fun games and exercises that expand imagination

Key Benefits:

Improv is a proven tool for developing essential life skills.

• Cognitive Flexibility: Studies show improv strengthens the brain’s ability to adapt, switch tasks, and think creatively under pressure — vital for academic and career success.
• Communication & Empathy: By listening, responding, and “yes-and”-ing ideas, students build emotional intelligence and stronger social skills — predictors of leadership and teamwork abilities.
• Confidence & Resilience: Performing without a script teaches students to trust themselves, recover from mistakes, and embrace risk-taking — skills linked to resilience in both school and life.
• Collaboration: Research highlights that improv enhances group problem-solving, preparing for success in collaborative fields like business, technology, and the arts.

End Experience:

By the end of the course, students will have built confidence, creativity, and valuable communication skills in a supportive, laughter-filled environment — ready to tackle challenges on stage, in school, at work and in life with ultimate ease.