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Come sharpen your premise-based improv game skills every Tuesday in September. Each class will have its own focus including: developing group-mind, generating premise, playing the game.
Try longform comedy at a complimentary introductory workshops at Santa Fe Improv.
Come sharpen your premise-based improv game skills every Tuesday in September. Each class will have its own focus including: developing group-mind, generating premise, playing the game.
Try longform comedy improv in a complimentary introductory workshop, led by Santa Fe Improv faculty and hosted by Los Alamos Little Theatre.
In this four-part series, we will focus on creating characters out of nothing, and learn to use them in an improv scene. Open to all levels. Adults only.
Come try improv for free with the Santa Fe Improv crew. Audience participation encouraged, no experience required.
During these three drop-ins, we will focus on creating characters out of nothing, and learn to use them in an improv scene. Open to all levels. Adults only.
Master the razor-sharp rhythms and raw power dynamics of improvised, Mamet-style dialogue. This improv workshop, taught by Eric Weiss, dissects the techniques behind "Mamet-speak" and transforms them into practical tools for improv.
Discover your comedic voice in this engaging 3-hour workshop led by Isabel Madley, who brings her unique blend of classical theater training and irreverent humor to the art of stand-up comedy. Hosted and sponsored by Santa Fe Improv.
Come play!
The heart of long form improvisation is the two-person scene. This class is centered on grounded, authentic two-person scene work. In this class, we focus on two main elements: establishing a base reality (the who, what, and where) and the emotional reality of the scene (what is the character’s relationship to themselves and to the environment around them?)
We also touch on how to edit a scene and do support work through walk-ons and tag outs. Improvisers learn how to become comfortable playing themselves on stage and draw inspiration from their real-life experiences.
You've done a great first scene. Now what? Can you bring the game from the first scene into a second scene? This class teaches you how to identify that game and sustain it in a second beat.
