Whether you’re just starting out with improvisation, a seasoned performer looking to add new skills, or someone who works in the office looking to gain some more confidence speaking in front of a room full of board members – Improv Asylum can help you achieve your personal goals.
In improv, you learn to be who you are and to trust your instincts. You become more confident about expressing yourself in public and dealing with difficult situations. When you know what you have to offer and know how to bring it forward, you are in charge of your own power. You can act deliberately, focus on one goal at a time, and make decisions that are grounded in your values.
We offer various classes to help kick off your improv journey! It’s the ideal first step if you’ve never taken an improv class before. Over an eight-week period, you and your class will be having fun as you are led through various games and exercises that will loosen you up and get you comfortable being creative on the spot and eventually… doing your own improvisation scenes!
We’ve developed 6 unique improv class levels that will each help you to discover newfound confidence and freer, more relaxed selves. Our philosophy on improvisation is straightforward: we teach you the elements of good scene work. By learning the fundamental material that lead to exemplary scene work, students can apply them to whatever style of improv, public speaking, acting, or writing that they so choose. We emphasize positive choices and the unfailing assistance of your scene partner. And we do this in an environment that is, above all fun and accessible to all experience levels.
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Why Take Improv Classes With Improv Asylum?
To learn how to think faster
To be a better, more confident public speaker
To tap into your comedic voice
To think more creatively
To perform better in auditions
To work with top professionals of improv in New England
To laugh and have fun
Learn To Lead – And To Follow
When improv troupes perform, the actors seamlessly shift from one role to another. In the same way true leadership means adapting and changing with your surroundings. One moment you may be a follower taking cues from others, and the next moment you are leading again with new ideas.
Improv classes can teach you valuable skills that can be applied to leadership, communication, and business. Whether you take an improv class or just pay more attention the next time your favorite improv group is playing, watch and learn!
