Online Improv Classes

  • Varies
  • 6-12 people
  • Online

Online improv classes with AndAlso

Much more than just a video call, our online improv courses are lively, collaborative spaces where your skills, creativity, and confidence can grow. Whether you’re trying improv for the first time or looking to stretch your skills, you’ll find experienced and generous teachers and plenty of room to surprise yourself.

Divided into four complementary modules, our online beginners classes are short, punchy sessions that build core improv skills.

Different each term, our experienced players’ classes focus on scenework and longform skills. We even offer online musical improv courses and monthly drop-ins.

Whether you join from the sofa, your kitchen table, or a room at the office, you’ll meet great people, build real skills and make your day a little brighter.

 

Upcoming Online events

Online improv is perfect if you’re not near an improv community, prefer learning from home, or have mobility, care or scheduling needs which make learning from home better for you. Check our our online musical drop ins, free tasters, AndAlso, our online beginners & advanced courses below.

Online Improv – Musical Improv Drop ins

 

Online Improv – Free Tasters

 

Online Improv – Beginners Modules

 

Online Improv – Advanced Improv Courses

 

Is it right for you?

Book online improv if:

You can’t get to in-person classes

You’re looking for inspiration

You want an opportunity to play

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Frequently asked questions

You don’t need complicated equipment to take part in our online classes, but we do ask for the following for the best experience for all of our students:

1. What device will I need?

A laptop or tablet with a camera and a microphone. The native ones are normally fine, though you can, of course, use an external one for better quality.

2. What platform will I join my class on?

Zoom. This is a simple and stable video conferencing platform we use for our classes. You can download it from here. We do not recommend using it in the browser.

3. Should I prepare anything before my first class?

Test Zoom before your first session. We recommend downloading and using the Zoom app rather than joining through your browser, as it tends to be more reliable. Before the class, it’s worth opening Zoom and checking that your camera and microphone are working properly. If you’re joining us for the first time, give yourself a few minutes to get set up before the class starts — it makes for a much smoother start for everyone.

4. Do I need my camera/lights on?

Yes, we need to see you! Make sure your camera is on and a window, lamp, or overhead lighting will usually do the trick. Lighting in front of you avoids you being in silhouette.

5. Where should I set up for class?

A private room. Our classes are highly interactive, so to feel confident and free, you will need to be somewhere where you will not be interrupted.

6. Do I need super speedy wifi?

No, just a stable internet connection. We recommend a minimum of 10 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload (pretty low for broadband). This speed check is quick and reliable