There are two aspects to Impro: Spirit and Technique. And this workshop will focus on “Spirit".
The key words are vulnerable and playfulness. When you can expose yourself and play with yourself, your audience will love you.
The clown is the one who is laughed at, the little child that exists inside of you all, who needs to be loved. That child is scared, shy, and reluctant to be in front of the audience. But if you have the courage to expose it, you will see a view that has never seen before.
In this workshop, we will work from the essence of the works of world-renowned film director Akira Kurosawa to make our impro scenes more interesting.
The focus is on ”pause" and "action". Impro tends to involve a lot of unnecessary chatter. But this workshop will give your impro a calmness and power that will make your performance more impressive and brilliant.