Join us for our March online improv class that's dedicated to self-improvement, communication skills, connecting, playing together, & laughing while learning about you.

If you think improv isn't for you because you're not funny or have stage fright, this drop-in online improv class is for you!

Or maybe you're missing the connection of an improv class due to recent changes with social distancing? Join us to connect and reinvest in the community with some improv exercises that remind us to be human in these difficult times. It's improv that's not geared for the stage; instead, it's improv geared for everyday life.

While this class has its roots in improvisation for the theater, we change the dynamic and the conversation to focus more on self-growth, dealing with everyday life issues, and learning more about ourselves.

Topics covered in a typical workshop could include many different themes: communication skills, active listening, empathy, knowing yourself, trusting others, failure, overthinking, anxiety, being a team player, trusting yourself, saying yes, reading a room and knowing where you fit, and so much more.

And of course, on top of working on ourselves, you'll learn what many improvisers and theatre kids have known is the secret sauce in these types of group settings: the connection and vulnerability with others will help you feel less alone and more supported knowing you're a part of something bigger.

As always, it'll be hosted by Natalie Sullivan & Ryan Neufeld. Come with no expectations, and we hope you'll leave feeling a little better than when you arrived.