Category: Classes

The UCB NY Experience!

Another 2 week silence! You know I do it just so you’ll miss me! In reality, I was in NYC! I had promised Holly I’d live tweet my experience of taking classes and watching shows at UCB, but I was too in awe to take time to do […]

Take the right path!

Yes, here in the blog we’re still in October and John Timothy just got to town! John is currently a member of UCB Theatre’s improv team The Curfew and among his previous teams you can find Sandino, where he played with Alan Starzinski – our subject from last […]

Change is in you!

As challenging as it has been to keep on top of bringing you the best guests, hosting weekly shows, keeping on top of our creative endeavours and our unavoidable day jobs – we may or may not like these! – we’re back to our weekly catch up of […]

Exciting start!

We’ve started the year big! That also means a lot of work! Zack Willis helped us start the year with a bang. He taught a great workshop that helped us shake off the dust gathered during the long break! We’ve also started back with our shows and had […]

Thank You II!

Yes, we do know it’s the 25th of December and no one will read this! Or maybe you’re in a sugar coma with nothing else to do and this will be our most read post of the year! The festive season brings the gratitude out of us! It’s […]

Voicing Your Reason

We’re back to my favourite week of the year! This week I’ll talk about the philosophy Will Hines centred his classes around during his week in London back in September. Looking at everything you do in improv with the Voice of Reason/Unusual Person dichotomy in mind is super […]

Keep it Simple!

We’ve arrived to what was probably the best week of my year! Maybe not in general, but almost definitely in my comedic life. I’d have to exclude moments like co-creating a whole women’s team, co-creating a show I’m super proud of, writing and performing stand-up for the first […]

Observing Your Environment

Rounding these classes up and figuring out what I took from each class and each teacher is proving to be way more useful than I originally thought it would when I first suggested doing it! Next up is Rick Andrews, head instructor from the Magnet Theatre in New […]