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DROP IN IMPROV CLASSES, WORKOUTS & JAMS
San Francisco & Marin
Researched By Ann Feehan
Do you know of more drop-in improv classes? Any East Bay ones? Email annf2354@sfimprov.com
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Mondays, 8:00 – 10:00 p.m. $5.00
The SFIC Monday Night Improv Jam
Off Market Theater, 965 Mission Street (between 6th & 5th)
7:30 doors, 8pm show
5 bucks to play or watch.
The SFIC Improv Jam, a San Francisco staple for 4 years running, is an improv theatre workout that’s open to anyone who wants to play. After the Co-Op’s MC reviews basic principles, groups of seven players improvise on a topic for thirty minutes. The evening consists of three sets and two intermissions. All are invited to play or watch. More info: www.sfimprovcooperative.com
JAM AT THE OFF MARKET GALLERY
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Tuesdays, 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. $10.00
The SFIC Tuesday Long Form Lab
Off Market Theater, 965 Mission Street (between 6th & 5th)
Taught by SFIC members, the drop in lab is a place to hone your skills in long form improvisational theatre. Drop in for a week. Skip a week. Taught by some of the best long form instructors in the city ) Sam Shaw, Chris Hayes, Kate Kotler). More info: Email is sfimprov@gmail.com.
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Tuesdays, 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. $10.00 - $15.00
San Francisco Improv Alliance, Drop In Long Form Workshop
With Shaun Landry
The Darkroom, 2263 Mission Street (Between 18th and 19th)
$10-$15 Sliding Scale (no one is turned away)
www.improvalliance.org
The San Francisco Improv Alliance presents its Ongoing Drop In Classes with Artistic Director of Oui Be Negroes and former Second City Chicago member Shaun Landry. A weekly three-hour drop in workshop on long form improvisation. These inexpensive workshops are for the beginning to advanced improviser or actor who wants to brush up weekly, but not take a full workshop series. A great alternative way to stay in improv shape!
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Thursdays 7:00 – 9:30 p.m. $15.00
Improv class taught by Mick Laugs’
Downtown San Rafael
For class location call (415) 482-8822
For the last four years, Mick has been teaching improv with a focus on authenticity in the work. Mick brings his experience with improv, bodywork, and group ensemble building to create a place where people can play and take risks.
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Fridays…
Time to go to a show or be in an improv show….
Saturdays 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. $10.00
Drop-in Improvisational workshop
Taught by Grace Sargent
Fort Mason, Laguna & Bay entrance, San Francisco
This ongoing workshop has been going on for almost 30 years. Morgan Upton started the workshop at The Boarding House. The workshop was handed over for 28 years to Jim Cranna, a member of the improv group The Committee. This year Jim handed over the workshop to Grace, a 18 year veteran of the workshop. Games, scenes, montages, scenes in the style of playwrights – any and all of these might happen. Class size varies from about 15 to 25. Open to all levels and ages. Classes are held at Fort Mason almost every Saturday in the year. For room number, check the list of “Daily Activities” in the lobby of any Fort building (and on sandwich board outside).
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Sundays, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. $10.00
IMPROV DROP-IN @ VOICE ONE
665 Third Street, 2nd Floor, San Francisco
with Brady Lea and Guests
If you're looking for entertainment for the cost of a movie, then jump on the Voice One stage Sunday nights and improvise away! After you play some warm up games, you'll create scenes, build recurring characters and have a whole heck of a lot of fun. And, members of the group have the opportunity to perform before an audience four times a year with Voice One's improv troupe, Sunday Recess! We welcome all new comers, seasoned professionals, and those in between. No pre-registration required. Just show up and be ready to play.
More info: http://www.voiceoneonline.com/classes/theatre/theatre.html
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