Summer Improv Workshop Lab: Camelot - Playing Archetypes in Long Form

Improv is a multifaceted comedic art form with many different approaches to create a fun and successful scene! Spend the summer digging into a new topic every Sunday or choose those that challenge and inspire you as an improviser!

Each week, one of our community members, performers, and aspiring teachers will offer a brand new workshop on a topic of their choice, digging deeper into many of the skills found in our core improv program or exploring aspects of performance not usually covered. These brand new workshops are a chance for aspiring teachers to sharpen their skills and experiment in subjects they are passionate for and for students to experience new perspectives in improv.

This class is recommended for students with some improv experience and who have completed at least Level Two Improv at Stomping Ground or the equivalent training including improvised scene work.

This Week's Topic is: Camelot - Playing Archetypes in Long Form

In this workshop, improvisers will learn a format loosely based on the long form performance piece known as the  Harold. Characters will be decided by a deck of cards and scenes will be based in a fictional kingdom and lean into fantasy elements, hierarchal status, and extending scenes. 

This one time drop in class is on Sunday from 3:30-6pm on June 14 and the instructor is Beau McAfee. All sales are final. Price of class does not include Eventbrite's service fee (3.7% + $1.79) and payment processing fee (2.9%) which will be added to the total price at checkout. All students must adhere to policies in the Stomping Ground Student Handbook. Must be 18 years or older.

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