Improv for Actors - Level 2 Improvised Skills for Scripted Scenes

Great acting isn’t just about memorizing lines. It’s about listening, responding, and creating moments that feel real.

This interactive class uses improvisation techniques to help actors develop stronger instincts, deeper character work, and more authentic performances.

Through scene analysis, monologue exploration, and guided improvisation, you’ll learn how to move beyond recitation and create performances that feel alive.

• Analyze scenes through action, intention, and relationship
• Use improvisation to uncover character choices
• Strengthen emotional connection and authenticity
• Bring spontaneity and flexibility into scripted work
• Develop stronger listening and reacting skills
• Explore monologues in a more active, playable way

You may discover things about your characters you didn’t expect.

This class is perfect if you:

• Are an actor looking to deepen your process
• Want to feel more connected to scripted material
• Struggle with feeling “stuck” in rehearsed performances
• Are preparing scenes or monologues
• Want to become more confident making bold acting choices

Whether you’re new to acting or already performing regularly, this class is designed to help you access more truthful and dynamic work.

• Less memorization—more discovery
• Focus on process instead of perfection
• Uses improv as a tool—not the final performance
• Explore scripted work through play and experimentation
• Build performances that feel natural and connected

This is about learning to stop performing the script—and start living inside it.

By the end of the course, you’ll have:

• A stronger process for approaching scenes and monologues
• More confidence making acting choices
• Deeper understanding of character and relationships
• Tools to stay flexible and present in performance
• A more natural, connected approach to scripted work

Level 1 - Improv Foundations required

Actors of all experience levels are welcome

Students should expect to work with scenes, monologues, and active participation throughout the course