Featured Workshop
Featured Workshop
Silly and Surreal:
An intro to clown workshop with Blake Isaclown
Has someone told you to apply to clown school? Have you seen a clown show (or clowns like Nathan Fielder, Natalie Palamides, Conner O'Malley) and thought, "How do you do that?" Or maybe you're looking to spice up your journey in improv or sketch? This is an all-levels workshop focused on personal discovery through modern clowning, which is rooted in the Lecoq physical theater tradition. We'll prioritize body over mind, follow emotional threads, and accept mistakes as truth. Together we can find innate humor in the deep well of human experience.
Upcoming Workshop
Upcoming Workshop
It’s alive! It’s alive!!!
Improv Horror Bootcamp is alive!!!!
Register now for a thrilling intensive to learn the art of improvised horror over the course of this bootcamp, participants will build their skills in scene painting, embodying strong characters, identifying and playing narrative beats and tropes, and embracing strange and spooky physicality.
This bootcamp is recommended for improvisers who have completed VGI’s 301 level class, or have equivalent experience elsewhere.
Improv Horror Bootcamp takes place over four consecutive days, with a total of five sessions and one public showcase at the end the class. It is recommended that participants be able to attend all five sessions and the final showcase.
DATES:
Thursday 10/16: 6:30-9:30pm
Friday 10/17: 6:30-9:30pm
Saturday 10/18: 10:00am-1:00pm, 2:00-5:00pm Sunday 10/19: 2:00-6:00pm
Showcase at 7:00pm on Sunday(dinner provided onsite)
LOCATION: The Others Workshop Collective, 1729 N 2nd ST
Claim your spot today!
Scene Study Session
Scene Study Session
Dive deeper into your scenework! Discover what makes improv dynamic with proactive side-coaching and thoughtful feedback from an experienced improviser. After scenes, build on your skills of self-reflection with guided debriefs and discussions with your instructor and classmates. Very Good Improv’s Scene Study Sessions give improvisers the chance to work on personal goals, receive constructive feedback, and have time to play in a safe and curated environment. These sessions are recommended for improvisers who have completed our 201 program, or have equivalent experience from other improv schools.
