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Improv Fundamentals will introduce you to the
Theatre Momentum style of improv theatre. In short, TM's style is
theatre that happens to be improvised. Learn the fundamentals that will
help you to create performances that are indistinguishable from a
scripted play. You will learn basic techniques in creating realistic
characters, playing to the story and the character over the laugh, and
you will learn to craft stories and characters that can last through a
long performance. Join us and try it out- Improv Fundamentals level 1 is
free. The class info is as follows: - All levels build on the level before it. - All levels are the full 8 weeks. These are not drop-in classes. - If you have not taken the previous level, please sign up for the next available section (see below)
Section 3 (Instructor: Gabe Caruso) All Section 3 classes run 10:15-12:15 PM on Saturdays
Level 1 (free): June 29-August 24 (no class 7/6)
Level 2 (pay what you can): September 7-November 16 (no class 10/19, 10/26, 11/1) Level 3 (pay what you can): TBD (2014) Level 4 ($75 for entire 8 weeks): TBD (2014)
Section 2 (Instructors: Ali Barthwell, Keith Horvath) All Section 2 classes run 12-2 PM on Saturdays
Level 1 (free): April 20-June 22 (no class 5/25 or 6/1)
Level 2 (pay what you can): June 29-August 24 (no class 7/6) Level 3 (pay what you can): September 7-November 16 (no class 10/19, 10/26, 11/1) Level 4 ($75 for entire 8 weeks): TBD (2014)
Section 1 (Instructor: Tony Rielage) All Section 1 classes run 12-2 PM on Saturdays
Level 1 (free): February 9-April 13 (no class 3/16 or 3/30)
Level 2 (pay what you can): April 20-June 22 (no class
5/25 or 6/1)
Level 3 (pay what you can): June 29-August 24 (no class 7/6) Level 4 ($75 for entire 8 weeks): September 7-November 16 (no class 10/19, 10/26, 11/1)
Questions? Drop us a line at workshops@theatremomentum.com.
The Improv Fundamentals class series is intended for the beginning improvisor. If you already have some experience (6 months or more, or have completed a course of study at another theatre), then you should take Improv as Theatre.
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