Discover yourself, your improv and your comedic voice. Develop with Nathan Improv.

Please note:

• The link to the session is sent two hours before and 10 minutes before each class.

• The minimum amount of participants to run a class is 4. Due to the current pandemic, this cannot always be guaranteed. Upon a need to cancel the session, you will receive a full refund from Eventbrite.

• If you struggle to enter the class, please contact via Nathan Improv's Facebook messenger - this is due to the immediacy of the system.

Introduction

Based on teachings of my, as well as the pedagogy of Keith Johnstone, Viola Spolin, Del Close and more. Be the next Tina Fey, Eddie Izzard or Paul Merton, in life, personal, business or even your career.

These classes have specific foci that is listed below.

What will you learn?

These sessions will focus on improv formats. As we will be doing this online, it is advisable to have done my cinematic drop-in classes for a round.

These drop-in classes will enrich your improv online through increasing your experiences through the requirements of formats. Improvising is easy, its the forms you improvise that are where we learn even more. There is a wealth of useful and usable knowledge that has been integrated into the class that can deepen your expression and artistry for the effect you are looking for.

• 30 Jul: The (Open) Bat (e.g., not a harold)
• 17 Sep: Decon part 1
• 24 Sep: Decon part 2
• 1 Oct: Detours
• 8 Oct: Slacker part 1
• 15 Oct: Slacker part 2
• 22 Oct: Spok-anne (based on only)
• 29 Oct: Henry
• 5 Nov: The Lili (game-heavy format, part 1)
• 12 Nov: The Lili (part 2)
• 19 Nov: Premise
• 26 Nov: Support Moves (Tag-outs) and styling
• 3 Dec: Armando
• 10 Dec: The Seven (all about short-form)

It is obviously advisable to also attend all parts of format explorations, but is not a pre-requisite to booking. If you miss the first session on a format, please come with some experience of it.

Who is welcome?

Experienced improvisers are welcome. The class can incorporate exactly what you need to enter the topic of the week and deepen your performance.

I offer a free place if it can be managed for those that cannot afford the class. This will depend on availability and demand (not too few and not too many people).

The teacher

Nathan Keates (Nathan Improv) is a trainer, improvisation teacher and a performing arts teacher; that is only a distinction on subject. He trained in film acting in 2005 - 2008. Nowadays, Keates is a theatre-maker, improviser and clown. He is so addicted to improv, impro, improvisation that he researches it too. The current project is on autism and improv comedy. Nathan began teaching improvisation in 2006 and quickly got teaching in another country, the States. In 2007, he found a love for applied improvisation for autistic people as it sprung to reality there and then. He was teaching autistic people, and people with other diagnoses too, in America. The progression has remained seeking the new and the wonderful in his practice and his teaching.

Be kind, be honest and be taking my class!

Many thanks.

#findthefunnytogether

www.NathanImprov.com

PLEASE NOTE: this is an online class and will use breakout rooms; there will be technical issues to overcome, but we will manage all issues together and swiftly.

NB. PLEASE CHECK YOU ARE BOOKING THE CORRECT DATE AS THERE ARE NO REFUNDS (except upon cancellation).