Description

Join us for long-form improv a style of improvisational theatre where performers create an entire show—often 25 to 45 minutes long—from a single audience suggestion or from the performer's Point of View. Unlike short-form (which focuses on fast-paced, games), long-form improv resembles a spontaneous play, focusing on complex characters, thematic exploration, and interconnected scenes. The intensive will focus on deep scene work, emotional truth and ensemble memory rather than just quick laughs. It is an advanced class. You will need a solid foundation in basic improvisational and acting techniques to fully participate in this intensive. Instructor: Daniel Knutson-Bradac

Activity Secondary Category

Performing Arts & Dance

Location

The Olympia Center, 222 Columbia ST NW, Olympia

Instructor

Daniel Knutson-Bradac