Mini Beginning Improv
This 4-week session of Beginning Improv gives students an opportunity to learn some life-changing improv skills in a half-session format. Through fun games and exercises, students will gain more confidence, more creativity, and more playfulness with the basic improv skills of listening, reacting, working with others, and trusting oneself. Not only will it make you more comfortable while thinking on your feet, it’s really fun!
- DatesThursdays, March 12-April 2, 10am-12pm
- LocationThe Art Center at Johns Creek — 6290 Abbotts Bridge Road, Bldg 700 Johns Creek, GA, 30097
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I took my first improv class with Amanda, and I’m so glad I started with her. I walked into that class terrified – I had no acting experience and was rarely funny. She created an environment
where I felt encouraged and safe to be vulnerable (a rarity for me at that time)….I can also honestly say that her classes have changed my life outside of improv – I’m more open, more comfortable with failure and less stressed in social situations.
Applied Storytelling Workshop
Everyone can tell a personal story, but in this workshop, students will learn how to apply some of the technical ins and outs of engaging storytelling in any aspect of their lives and work. We will touch on personal style, story structure, and different approaches that help strengthen any speech. This workshop goes beyond basic public speaking skills, to help students understand how to meaningfully connect to others with what they already have–themselves. Storytelling skills build confidence, connection, and community.
This workshop is pay-what-you-can. Simply enter the amount you’d like to pay at check-out.
The March 22nd workshop is for a private event. To book a private class, please contact Amanda.
- DatesSunday, March 22, 3-6pm
- Cost$50
- LocationPrivate Residence
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Amanda’s story-telling class is fabulous! She teaches you how to take those funny personal stories you’ve been telling for years and polish them to performance quality. Then she builds your courage to tell them to a live audience.