Improvisation for beginners/improvers
Audience: For people with or without a previous experience of improvisation.
Content and outcomes: Aiming at genuine group creation, beginners/improvers classes look at what can be achieved collectively when we let go of our fears to fail and our need to prevail.
Key learnings
Working as a team, using the space, reconciling conflicting goals, favouring emotional spontaneity, mastering the power of simplicity.
Feedback and evaluation: You will exchange feedback with your group and your facilitator throughout the course through group discussions and other spontaneous reviewing methods. At the end of the course you and your facilitator will assess your progress and you will be asked to give some written evaluation about the course's content and delivery.
Required equipment: You should carry a notebook and pen should you want to take notes, and comfortable closing for moving around unrestrained. We are also advising you to carry a bottle of water and to drink regularly during classes.
Improvisation for beginners
Audience
For people with little or no experience in improvisation and those who want to try a different approach.
Beginners' classes are non-judgmental and their difficulty level is very minimal to start with. You will progress through 7 key topics to re-claim the sense of play and spontaneity you had as a child. If it's your first time you will be looked after. If you are experienced you will develop new skills with new people.
Key learnings
Relaxing, listening, projecting, being in the moment, effortless creativity, non-verbal communication, learning to fail, working with other people ideas, working with group dynamics and pecking orders.
Feedback and evaluation: You will exchange feedback with your group and your facilitator throughout the course through group discussions and other spontaneous reviewing methods. At the end of the course you and your facilitator will assess your progress and you will be asked to give some written evaluation about the course's content and delivery.
Required equipment
You should carry a notebook and pen should you want to take notes, and comfortable closing for moving around unrestrained. We are also advising you to carry a bottle of water and to drink regularly during classes.
