Arts
Acting and Improv Club
Improvisational theater, or improv, is a technique used by famous actors and comedians to create funny and memorable scenes on the spot. It's also a great way for children to gain confidence, improve public speaking, develop teamwork, and most importantly, have fun!
Description
Improv is a fun way to learn about theater, allowing students to focus on performance and creativity rather than memorizing lines. It's a great foundation for anyone who has an interest in acting or writing whether it's in comedy or drama.
In this course, we'll begin by playing theater games that teach the "yes, and" philosophy of improv. The idea of "yes, and" is to teach students to listen to their fellow improvisers and to support each other as they create comedy together. Every week, students will play a variety of improv games and create funny stories together.
In this course, we'll begin by playing theater games that teach the "yes, and" philosophy of improv. The idea of "yes, and" is to teach students to listen to their fellow improvisers and to support each other as they create comedy together. Every week, students will play a variety of improv games and create funny stories together.
Learning Goals
- To gain confidence and have fun while practicing improvisation and acting skills
Once a week
One-Time Class
1 hour
Class Duration
10 Kids
Maximum Class Size
Ages 8-12
Age Range
0.00 Total
Price Per Learner ()
Class Schedule
Teacher
I am a firm believer that a happy student, is a student who will want to learn. I am Miss Carrie and I have many years of teaching experience. I try to keep my students engaged and entertained.
I am passionate about American History, animals, writing, and teaching little ones.
I am a very energetic and fun teacher. I want my students to learn, but it is just as important that they come away from my class with a positive attitude towards learning.
I am passionate about American History, animals, writing, and teaching little ones.
I am a very energetic and fun teacher. I want my students to learn, but it is just as important that they come away from my class with a positive attitude towards learning.
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