Our aim is to give participants in our workshops a safe space to improvise and unleash their creative side.

We usually begin with exercises to fire up our imaginations and warm up our voices. We then play games designed to build scenes and flex our story-telling muscles.

Sessions focus on applying the principles of improvisation, which are to:
- listen
- embrace the idea
​- give ideas a chance

Find out more about what to expect from the workshop here:
https://www.fm-magazine.com/issues/2018/feb/improv-class-helps-develop-business-skills.html
You could come along for the transferable skills mentioned in the article, but most of us are just in it for a damn good giggle!

Other articles on improv:
"Get together with your brilliant friends and make stuff up. Even if it doesn't go anywhere, the very act of creativity is the point," says Jonathan Cake, and the Improshrews wholeheartedly agree! Broadway World

Can robots do improv? New York Times