The Joy of Improv at Exeter Library

Name: The Joy of Improv at Exeter Library
Start: 2025-03-16T13:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-06-14T14:30:00+00:00
Location: Exeter Library

Schedule

Sun, 16 Mar, 2025 at 01:00 pm to Sun, 14 Jun, 2026 at 02:30 pm

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Location

Exeter Library | Exeter, EN

Discover the joy of improv in a fun, welcoming session for all abilities (16+), every 3rd Sunday at Exeter Library!
About this Event

The Joy of Improv

📅 Sunday Afternoons, 13:45–15:45 PM
📍 Exeter Central Library – Upstairs in the Rougemont Room
🗓️ Once a month on a Sunday - please check which Sunday (it varies!)

Upcoming Dates in 2025 / 2026

14th December 2025
18th January 2026
22nd February
22nd March
19th April
17th May
14th June

🌟 Suitable for all abilities (16+) – from complete beginners to seasoned improvisers.

If you’ve never tried improv before, this is your moment. Join us for a relaxed and playful session featuring a variety of games and exercises, all with an emphasis on having fun.

Cost: Pay What You Can. These workshops are usually £15, but for this series, a suggested donation minimum is £5, payable in cash on the day to session leader Cathy Towers.

About CATHY TOWERS

Cathy is a seasoned improviser with over ten years experience.

With a fun, supportive and creative style, she creates an environment which allows even the most cautious participant to shine:

“Thank you for encouraging me to stay, I had a great time and would like to come back.”

“I loved this workshop. I’ve heard so much about Cathy from others who have worked with her and wanted to take this session. Great job!”

Cathy has taught at Creative Culture South West, British Improv Project and also at Applied Improv Network conferences. She performed during lockdown with the international improv group “Tiny Dinos” and currently performs with “Improperly” who will be appearing at several festivals this summer.

Please note, December's session will be led by Guest Tutor Robin:

Robin de Carteret first fell in love with improvisation 25 years ago after reading Keith Johnstone’s Impro. Since then he has trained, performed, and taught improv in many settings - from theatre groups to business schools. For Robin, improv is joyful, hilarious, and life-changing, and he now shares it as a way to help people gain confidence, connect, and enjoy the unexpected.

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