AndAlso Improv

Improvisation is making something out of nothing. We do it onstage. AndAlso in the classroom. Improv is dealing with crises. AndAlso seeing opportunities. It’s staying calm, and making people laugh. AndAlso making people think. It’s collective creativity. You do it too. At work, and at home. Because after all, life is improvised.

We do shows. AndAlso classes. AndAlso retreats. AndAlso music. AndAlso training. AndAlso Improv.

“Just do it! It was great for teambuilding, innovation and communication. Full of laughs and learning.”

Serena Luff, Office Manager, The Foundation

“We learnt about collaboration, letting go, supporting and working together whilst laughing all the way through. The perfect team event.”

Sarah Watson, Head of Innovation, National Lottery Community Fund

“It’s made me more thoughtful. It’s made me more articulate. Like going to a mental gymnasium.”

Sam, Brighton

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