Intro to Improvisation
Improvisation - (n) something made, invented, or arranged with what is conveniently on hand.
Ever find yourself laughing at an improv comedy show like 'Whose Line Is It, Anyway?' and say something like, "That looks like so much fun! How do they do it?" Well in this Intro to Improvisation class, you can find out! Improv is a fun, creative and energetic performance art that uses some simple guidelines to bring original characters and situations to life. Sometimes referred to as 'the art of play', improv is a great way to use your imagination, meet new people, gain confidence, improve listening skills and most importantly, laugh at life! The only requirement for this class is a willingness to play and have fun!
Taught by Keith Anctil, Tara McDonough, and Jen Whitley, members of The Improvised Puppet Project, Westbrook's only professional improv group!
Check them out online at http://www.improvisedpuppetproject.com.
When: Thursdays, April 4-May 23 (8 weeks)
Time: 7-8:30pm
Where: Westbrook Community Center
Age Range: 16+
Fee: $32 per person
Pre-registration and payment in full required. A minimum of six students needed to run this program.
To register, please visit the Westbrook Community Center main office at 426 Bridge Street or call 854-0676 to make a credit card payment.
Questions? Contact Greg Post at gpost@westbrook.me.us or call 207-854-0676.
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