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Arts, Performance, and Culture

Improv

This course introduces students to the art of improvisational theater, focusing on quick thinking, creativity, and collaboration.

Grades 4th-12th Arts, Performance, and Culture
Improv
About

About this program

This course introduces students to the art of improvisational theater, focusing on quick thinking, creativity, and collaboration. Students will explore foundational techniques such as "yes, and" thinking, character development, and building scenes without a script. Through games, exercises, and group activities, participants will enhance their confidence, communication skills, and ability to adapt to unexpected situations. The course emphasizes teamwork, listening, and spontaneity, creating a supportive and fun environment where students can express themselves and develop skills applicable both on and off the stage.

Final Projects or Artifacts:

Final projects or artifacts

Students will perform an improv showcase, featuring a series of short-form games and skits created collaboratively in real time. The showcase will highlight their ability to think quickly, create engaging scenes, and work as a team. A reflective journal documenting their growth, favorite moments, and lessons learned in improvisation will accompany the performance as part of their final portfolio.

Program Requirements

Program requirements

General Stationary - Ex: Pencils paper pens
Stage Space/Open Floor
Props (Optional/upon instructor request)
Gallery

Program gallery