Sedona AZ (October 3, 2015) – If you’ve ever watched an improv show live or on television, you may wonder how the players manage to create scenes, and mini-plays completely made-up in the moment, right before your eyes. It’s not as hard as you think. Improvisational theater skills can be learned. Shaeri Richards (a long time Sedona improv artist, currently performing with Zenprov ) with assistance from fellow troupe member Linda Roemer, will be facilitating a class called the Improv Tool Kit to teach you how it’s done.
This four hour workshop will teach a variety of improvisational theatre skills including, (1) Lose the Critic, (2) Yes And, (3) Who, What and Where, (4) Staying Present, (5) Give and Take, and much more.
Ms. Richards says, “Improv is a lot like life. When you stay in the moment, listen to your partner and simply respond to what’s happening in front of you, interesting scenarios are created. In happens both in life and on stage.
Perfect for beginners or as a refresher course for the more advanced player, the workshop is scheduled for Sunday afternoon October 18th from 1 PM to 5PM at the Sedona Posse Grounds Hub, (525-B Posse Grounds Rd. – formerly the Teen Center) Ms. Richards says the class will provide a solid foundation for anyone wanting to try their hand at improv. Tuition is $35.00 if you register before October 12th, $45 after. Class size is limited to 15 participants and pre-registration is required.
Once you’ve got the basics, there’s plenty of opportunity to practice your skills. Every other Wednesday at the same location, improv players of all skill levels are invited to participate in “Anything Goes,” an open improv event that’s full of laughter and whole lot of fun. You can also e-mail Ms. Richards for details.
The Improv Tool Kit
Where: Sedona Posse Grounds Hub, 525-b Posse Grounds Rd. (Formerly the Teen Center.)
When: Sunday October 18th, 1 PM to 5 PM
Tuition: $35.00 – if you register before October 12th, $45 after.
Contact: Shaeri.Richards@Gmail.com or call 928-282-3988
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