Workshop limited to 14 students.

Tired of improv sets that feel like a montage of random scenes? This workshop will teach you how to build something that actually feels complete. You'll learn moves to expand your world and follow characters in ways that create a cohesive piece—not just a collection of funny moments. Whether you're working with a scene partner or a full team, you'll discover how to make choices that build on each other and keep your audience invested in where you're going, not just what joke comes next. No specific form required—just practical tools to make your improv land like a real piece of theater.

Prerequisite: Completion of at least Level 1 Improv at a major comedy theater.

When: Monday, February 16th, 7:00pm-10:00pm

Note: This class may end between 9:30pm and 10:00pm depending on enrollment size.

Where: BCC Pig Pen, Studio A (130 Graham Ave)

Teacher: John Randall

Bio:

John Randall is an improviser, standup, trained clown and experienced prank caller. He studied at The Second City, iO Chicago, The Annoyance Theater and performed and taught improv in Chicago for many years before moving to Brooklyn, where he currently resides. On top of performing all around NYC, he is a Meisner trained actor who produces short comedy films, nationwide live shows, and plays keyboard in the com-rock band Garrett and The Bad Boys. He has performed in numerous festivals such as The Flyover Comedy Festival, The New York Comedy Festival, The Detroit Improv Festival and The Chicago Improv Festival. You can see John do an hour of two-person improv every 4th Friday at The Brooklyn Comedy Collective with his favorite team The Letdown. @ronjandall 

If this class is sold out, sign-up for the wait list here.