One Last Job: Learning The Narrative Longform Heist

You want to learn the principles of narrative longform improv from beginning to end. You also want to infiltrate the city’s most well-guarded museum to steal a priceless diamond. At last, a class has arrived that will teach you both!

In One Last Job, we’ll learn and practice all the essential elements of an improvised play: multiple storylines, character archetypes, first-person monologues. And we’ll study it all through the lens of the heist genre, from the planning stages right up until It All Goes Wrong. The show culminates in a graduation showcase performance where we find out if your crew can pull off the theft of the century.

• Mondays 19–21:00, 24 Sept–12 Nov, except 22 October (7 weeks) @ Q-Factory, Atlantisplein 1
• Graduation showcase: Thursday 19 November @ Mike’s Badhuistheater

Funny side perk: This class is skipping 22 October, due to Maestro at Mike’s Badhuistheater. Students in this class will have first priority to play in that show!

Kevin Miller performed and taught improv in Austin, Texas for over 20 years until 2020, when he moved to Amsterdam to live with his wife and practice his Dutch. Kevin has teaching experience around the world, from Alaska to Finland to South Africa. He can be found in improv shows around Nederland and is also the creator and producer of PowerPints, the PowerPoint-based comedy show.