Wilding Way Adult Improv Workshop
Unleash your inner comedian and dive into the world of spontaneity at the Wilding Way – Adult Improv Workshop! Held on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the vibrant Bottle Tree Theatre
live improv classes
Wilding Way Improv Workshop
With Wilding’s guidance, you’ll discover the magic of “Yes, And” – the cornerstone of improv that unlocks doors to endless creativity and collaboration. They’re not just a facilitator; they’re your comedic co-conspirator, ready to catch you if you metaphorically fall and turn it into a comedic somersault. The Wilding Way is more than an improv class; it’s a ticket to your newfound confidence, not just on stage, but in the grand improv of life. So, clear your calendar for the evening of March 20th, bring your readiness to romp in the realms of ridiculousness, and let Wilding lead the way to your undiscovered country of chuckles and charm at The Bottle Tree Studio.
Escher Quartet with Jordan Bak, viola
Immerse yourself in an evening of exquisite classical music as the renowned Escher String Quartet takes the stage, known for their deep musical insight and unique tonal beauty. This celebrated ensemble, a former BBC New Generation Artist and Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient, serves as the season artists of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
Intro to Improv Workshop
Whether you’re a budding comedian, an aspiring actor, or simply someone looking for a fun and engaging way to break out of your shell, this workshop is tailored for you. Over the course of two and a half hours, participants will be introduced to the fundamental techniques of improv comedy, learning how to craft compelling stories and collaborate effectively with scene partners.
Wilding Way – Adult Improv Workshop
Improv isn’t just about being funny – it’s a gateway to a world of benefits. Prepare to laugh like never before and, in the process, build incredible confidence both on and off the stage. This workshop is a fantastic opportunity to make new friends and expand your social circle in a unique and engaging environment. You’ll also enhance your communication skills, find new ways to express yourself, and learn to think on your feet. It’s not just about your mind, though; improv helps you connect with your body through physical expression and spontaneity