High quality improv classes are finally coming to Richmond, Virginia! Register now over at the Richmond Comedy Coalition.
FuseBox Theatre and the Richmond Comedy Coalition are teaming up to turn River City into a proper improv town – but we can’t do it alone. In order to really grow our community, we need others to get involved as well.
Longform Improv Classes
We’re very excited to help sharpen the skills of experienced improvisers in town. Hopefully in the process, we can begin to craft an unique style of improvisation that really sets Richmond apart from other developing improv communities. The Longform Improvisation class will be taught by RCC veteran Matt Newman, and is sure to be a great for improvisers of all experience levels.
Introduction to Improv Classes
We may be even more excited about introducing the joy of improvisation to a whole new group of people. The Intro to Improv class will be taught by FuseBox’s own Mandy Butler, and is going to be a wonderfully fun, positive and supportive environment for anyone who is curious about improv but hasn’t tried it until now.
Do you have some, or a lot, of improv experience, and are looking to further refine your play style, learn new long form techniques, and rub elbows with some of the finest improvisers in Richmond? This is your class! Sign up today!
More to come!
And that’s not all. We have plans for even more exciting stuff down the road. So if you’re in the Richmond, Virginia area and you are interested in getting involved with one of the most exciting up-and-coming improv communities on the east coast, this is your chance to learn from the best and make your mark.
Have you always wanted to try improv, but weren’t sure how to get started? This is the perfect class for you. Sign up today!
Sign up today!
What are you doing all the way down here?! Get over to the Richmond Comedy Coalition website and sign up for improv classes today!
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It’s great to see another flourishing improv community! This is a great sign of the growing improv community around the US and else where. http://www.jesterzimprov.com – is working on doing think in the Phoenix area! You all should head out for the phoenix improv festival!
Thanks, Preston. We are excited to see thriving communities all over the country as well. It can be difficult to set up a lasting improv community, but I have spent most of my professional improv career trying to do just that in various cities.
What kinds of things do you guys do in Phoenix?
When is the Phoenix improv festival? We would love to attend!