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Our Courses Center
Communication. Collaboration. Creativity. Curiosity.
What to Expect
Courses are 4 weeks long, 3 hours a week.
Our courses are open to Global Majority Improvisors (Improvisors who identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color) and to Improvisors who identify as women or nonbinary. Expect complex conversation, perspectives and play.
Improv
Healing is our purpose and Improv is our method. You won’t find leveled classes here—no ‘Level One’ to speak of. Instead, our courses center on communication, collaboration, creativity, and curiosity, guiding you to develop these qualities within yourself. These practices don’t just transform how you show up on stage—they ripple into your life and relationships, offering deeper connection and authenticity in every interaction
Will I learn comedy?
You’ll learn to speak up for yourself with confidence, trust, and pride. Comedy may emerge naturally, but the real focus is on helping you discover and express your voice, creating space for healing and growth.
On and Off the Stage
What you have to say matters, and our courses provide a space where your perspective is valued and supported. In this low-stakes environment, you’ll be encouraged to share who you are and to practice stepping into the person you want to become—on and off the stage.
Journey Guides
Your Journey
is Unique.
Your journey is as unique as you are, and you deserve a guide who understands your perspective.
Our crew is made up of therapists, behavioral analysts, university lecturers, and people from a wide range of lived experiences and backgrounds. We collaborate with yogis, drag queens, magicians, doulas, and more—each bringing their perspective to help shape courses that connect improv with real life.
Below are a few of our crew members and their unique insights into how improv intersects with our lives.
