SPEAKEASY IMPROV

THE FELLOWSHIP

Taught by Tim Hearn

This class is divided into 10 distinct lessons for newer students that have never taken an improv class as well as seasoned improvisers who are looking for a new take on some old techniques.

EPISODES

Each week is designed to ensure students learn through group experience and active play. This class will approach the Learning Targets from different angles with a focus on process, not product, allowing students to learn and grow at their own pace.

Ep. 1 – Woolly Bully
Ep. 2 – “There’s Been A Murder”
Ep. 3 – “For Those Reasons, I’m Out”
Ep. 4 – Shrek
Ep. 5 – A2C
Ep. 6 – NEW CHALLENGER APPROACHING!
Ep. 7 – Show N Tell
Ep. 8 – Shrek 2
Ep. 9 – “Practice?”
Ep. 10 – “We Talkin’ Bout Practice?”

March 7 - May 10, 2021
Sundays at 7pm OR Mondays at 7pm

Please select a date & time

ABOUT

The Speakeasy is designed to use improv for positive change through fast-paced play and collaboration. Through teaching the deeper nature of improv, The Speakeasy aims to inspire Artists to stay actively engaged in their craft, grow as individuals, and contribute to the growth of their artistic community. We want our community to have a blast, grow as people, and feel comfortable doing exactly what our name says… speak easy!

PRICING

$200 per person (includes all 10 classes)
Use code speakeasy100 to pay 50% deposit now, and pay balance on or before March 31, 2021

All prices include tax and service fee

LEARNING TARGETS

The Onion: Each student will learn the structure of the improv format known as The Onion.
“Yes And…”: Students will understand how this phrase helps with the creative play of improv and how it translates to everyday life.
Listening: Regardless of experience level, every improviser needs to practice the art of active listening and being engaged with a scene partner.
Group Dynamic: Each student will understand the importance of a healthy group dynamic and how their role contributes to the overall performance of the troupe.
Stage Presence: This class will teach the tricks of theatrical stage presence as well as finding the specific approach that each student should take to being comfortable on stage, regardless of experience level.
Acting: Learn the basics of acting and how improv contributes to living authentically in diverse realities, whether they be scripted or improvised.