Description
Students learn theatre games, scene development, and other improv techniques. This course develops self-confidence, small group communication skills, and problem-solving skills. It is beneficial for improvisers and professionals of all fields. No prior experience necessary.
Course Learning Outcomes
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Demonstrate heightened confidence, self-awareness, relaxation, and understanding of improv techniques necessary to effectively improvise for the stage.
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Apply body, voice, observation, concentration, imagination, game structure, and storytelling to effectively improvise for the stage.
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Conduct effective research on improv techniques and games and apply findings to group activities and performances.
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Express a personal artistic aesthetic using informed vocabulary to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of improv work and reflect on personal artistic growth.
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Engage and strengthen critical thinking, empathy, small group communication, and problem-solving skills, and embrace failure as an opportunity for growth.
- Teacher: Erica Towe