Improv thrives on a balance of order and chaos. We need a little order to know what the scene is about, who is in it and where it is going. But then what do we want? Often the joyous chaos of an improviser just saying and doing whatever they feel*. And this is where the […]
Join us for hot wine on a cold afternoon. To celebrate the end of the first full term of AndAlso classes in Brighton, we invite you to join us for an afternoon and (early) evening of improv. Take a workshop, jam with us, or just have a drink and enjoy it all. All at the […]
Improv is theatre (or comedy) without a script. It’s stories and scenes made up on the spot. But it is many other things as well. It is a great way to build confidence and calm under pressure. And to work on your creativity. And to just meet people. It is also a way of looking […]
Join us for hot wine on a cold afternoon. To celebrate the end of the first full term of AndAlso classes in Brighton, we invite you to join us for an afternoon and (early) evening of improv. Take a workshop, jam with us, or just have a drink and enjoy it all. All at the […]
Improv is theatre (or comedy) without a script. It’s stories and scenes made up on the spot. But it is many other things as well. It is a great way to build confidence and calm under pressure. And to work on your creativity. And to just meet people. It is also a way of looking […]
Improv often aims for simplicity, a single idea to play. We are taught to dig a six foot hole, find the game, choose a thing and stick to it. Whatever the vocabulary, there is a lot to be said for coherence, for making all the improv-parts create an improv-whole. But not all characters are like […]
“Tell the truth”, said Del Close, “they’ll never believe you.” Like many art forms, improv sits at the boundary of truth and fiction, using a little from each. As an improviser, both are available to us, and our audiences might never know which is which. What fun. In this full-day class, you will explore how […]