Intro to Improv
When:
Monday, Jul 22, 2024 6:00p -
8:00p
Monday, Jul 22, 2024 6:00p -
8:00p
Where:
The Foundry
101 Rogers Street
Cambridge, MA 02142
Admission:
$30
Hosted by:
Categories:
Classes, Good for Groups, LGBTQ+
Event website:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/intro-to-improv-tickets-920957628057?aff=bostoncaledar
Looking to get introduced to the world of improvisation? This is the perfect place to start! Whether your goal is to pick up a few tips for productive communication, improve your public speaking skills, or just have some fun and meet some new friends, this 2 hour workshop will have you laughing and learning along the way!
At The Nova Comedy Collective, we call this a LAUNCH CLASS - meaning it's the perfect place to start your journey, and absolutely no prior experience is necessary!
About the Location
This class is located at The Cambridge Foundry, in a room called The Point. If you head in through the front of the Foundry, you'll see a staircase straight ahead. The room is right at the top of the stairs! An elevator to the second level is also available. And if you need help, you can ask at the front table - The Foundry staff is ready to help!
About The Nova Comedy Collective
The Nova Comedy Collective, is a brand new theater group committed to creating new spaces and shows for the Boston comedy community to flourish. Rising from the ashes of spaces lost to the pandemic, this new collective of comedians and creators is embracing radical hope, limitless fun, and uncompromising inclusivity.
Comedy is for everyone. Our mission is to create live shows and other adventures in creativity that are unique, daring, and authentic. We promote belonging and community, encourage collaboration and continuous learning, and celebrate imagination, honesty, and risk-taking. At The Nova Comedy Collective, we’re always laughing with you.
About the Instructor
Sam Hoar has been performing, directing, and teaching improv for over a decade. They spent several seasons on the ImprovBoston National Touring Company, as well as the Family Show, FaceOff, and Harold Night. They are passionate about spreading the joy of improv beyond the stage and enjoy creating original tabletop role-playing games for people to create their own characters and worlds from the comfort of their homes. They have a reputation in the Boston comedy community for fostering safe spaces and upholds the principle that good comedy is inclusive comedy.
