Improv-for-Everyone Workshop  Taught by Gary Jacobs, Artistic Director of the Center for Improvised Plays and
Scripts "Absolutely terrific class! It went
so smooth and I had a blast! I felt like I was able to reach inside and pull emotions out and project them." Jessie Meredith
Where: Center for Divine Awakening
15801 N. 40th Street Phoenix, AZ 85032 602-569-7421 When: Friday night, November 4th, 2011 7-10PM
and Saturday, November 5th, 2011 11AM-2PM This workshop creates a supportive, fun, and playful space to - connect
with others in profound and unexpected ways
- exercise your communication skills
- experience personal growth
- nurture and release your creative impulses
- explore how to shape those impulses and connections into art
- co-create funny and dramatic
scenes, a profound act of spiritual transformation
Want a peak
inside the workshop? Here are reviews from the most recent class: "Over the course of 3 hours, we explored a range of emotions, performed in sync, and stretched
our imaginations in the workshop. I believe that the mark of an excellent facilitator is the ease and flow of the participants
experience; in this respect, Gary is unparalleled. Gary was encouraging and professional. When he participated, his joy and
passion for the craft was contagious. After the workshop, I feel confident, energized, and eager to learn and explore more.
Thank you for sparking a love of improvisational expression, Gary!" Henry Dodson | "The
workshop showed me a lot of ways to be more aware of the people I am interacting with. It was my first improv lesson and Iearned
just as much from watching as doing". Terry Hall |
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 Principles of Improvising a Play Workshop Taught by Gary Jacobs, Artistic
Director of the Center for Improvised Play and Scripts "The
workshop exposed facets of myself I had never before experienced. Powerfui. I need to do it again" Jonathan Bartlett Where: Center for Divine Awakening 15801 N. 40th Street Phoenix, AZ
85032 602-569-7421 When: Saturday, November 5th 2011 Session
1: 2-5PM This workshop explores the principles
for creating great improvised plays. Designed to meld the in-the-moment excitement of the best short-form improv scenes and
games with the depth and power of a well-scripted play, workshop focuses on how to achieve consistently great improvised scenes,
the basic building block of all good plays. Want a peak inside
the workshop? Here are reviews from the most recent class: "Very educational! I learned a lot of
valuable techniqes that I will incorporate into my acting and teaching. Fun, enlightening, and interesting." Lauren Antioco | "I really felt rejuvinated and refreshed in the simplcity of improv that then forms complex connections
and relationships between scene partners." Sarah Harvey | "I
felt like I got back to the basics while improving my skills. Sometimes, as an improviser, it's easy to forget the basics
and this workshop brought those basics back for me. I had a lot of fun and really loved the message that reaction is more
important than planning ahead." Carrie Benton | "Thanks, Gary for getting
me back to the basics of improv training. Doing film and camera work, this will really help me in my acting training."
Cory Henderson |
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