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About Our Courses (Autumn 2026)
Duration: 8 or 12 sessions (2 hours each) + Graduation Show
All courses are in English.
Courses allow you and other players to explore improv themes in a multi-week program. These programs vary from the fundamentals to specialisations and formats.
Please be aware of any prerequisites before booking a course.
Instructors and starting dates can be found in the calendar.
Courses we teach this block
Level 1 (L1) – Fundamentals
Explore the exciting world of improv and become familiar with the core principles of acceptance, commitment, and ensemble building. No prior experience is needed as we guide you through playful exercises designed to silence your inner critic and unlock your natural creativity. You will learn how to build scenes from scratch with your fellow participants, discovering the joy of saying “Yes, And” to every spark of inspiration in a supportive and high-energy environment.
- By Tejas Khedekar, Sept 22 – Nov 10, Tuesdays, 8 weeks + Grad Show on Nov 20
- By Mali Karakaya, Oct 14 – 2 Dec, Wednesdays, 8 weeks + Grad Show on Dec 4
Level 2 (L2) – Specialisations
( We recommend completing at least two fundamentals before starting these courses.)
Characters & Relationships: What makes a character tick? What makes an audience lean in and connect? And how do two performers build a relationship on stage that truly resonates? In this course, you’ll explore techniques of finding, creating and shaping characters. You’ll dig into the physicality of character work, the challenges of sustaining depth over a scene so you can build more diverse, intriguing characters and bring them to life alongside others on stage. You’ll explore what makes a relationship land emotionally, the shared history, the unspoken dynamics, the give-and-take that turns scenes into stories people feel invested in.
- By Emma Sajben, Sept 22 – Dec 8, Tuesdays, 12 weeks + Grad Show on Dec 11
Level 3 (L3) – Formats and Advanced Topics
(We recommend completing at least two fundamentals and two specialisations before starting these courses.)
The Match: Welcome to The Match. The world-famous theatrical competition format from Quebec where two teams go head-to-head under the watchful eye of a (purposely unfair) referee. The objective? Winning the heart (and the vote) of the audience with your team! Ready for a fun challenge? Jump in the rink and perfect your improv skills by navigating categories, time constraints, and teamwork! It’s high-stakes, high-energy, and the only sport where ‘failing beautifully’ might actually get you points.
- By Florent Hallal, Sept 14 – Nov 30, Mondays, 12 weeks + Grad Show on Dec 4
Armando: Real Life, Reimagined: “How do real-life moments transform into rich, unforgettable stage magic? Welcome to The Armando; where raw human honesty meets spontaneous scene work. A single real story creates a ripple effect of scenes, bridging authentic personal monologues with fast-paced, intuitive improvisation. In this course, you’ll master the art of turning simple, real-life moments into vivid, unexpected comedic worlds. No short-form gimmicks or restrictions… just deep listening, sharp instincts, and the thrill of translating genuine stories into rich characters, hilarious tangents, and seamless performance.
- By Sara Hedayati, Sept 16 – Dec 2, Wednesdays, 12 weeks + Grad Show on Dec 11
Minimum of 8 participants required for a course start
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Course Guidelines
- Open attitude. Improv is about accepting ourselves and others. As such, we find it essential that our courses foster an environment of trust, honesty and acceptance.
- Authenticity. Improv is about creating unique scenarios that simultaneously allow us to bring parts of ourselves to sessions. We encourage you to be you regardless of culture, ethnicity, gender, religious beliefs or sexual orientation.
- Togetherness. For us, improv is more fun when you share the spotlight and yes, and each other. As such, we ask you to be open to others and share the stage.
- Commitment. We ask you to commit to the course both on and off the stage. Be on time, and let us know when you can’t make it when you are late, and if something is happening. We are always happy to work together to find a solution and help wherever possible.
- Language English. We value our international community, which includes people from all over the world. All our events, including courses, are held in English.
