Weekly Improv Comedy Classes

Step into a world of laughter and connection where judgment fades, and self-expression thrives. These workshops help you embrace life’s absurdities with playfulness, creativity, and courage. Explore how “yes, and” changes the way we see ourselves and others, building resilience, empathy, and genuine connection. This isn’t just improv. It’s a life-changing practice of presence and possibility. GET TIX on Eventbrite, Join FACEBOOK GROUP, Join MEETUP GROUP,

Community // Local Improv

We cultivate a positive space for self-expression without inhibition. Through games and scenes, we dismantle personal barriers, fostering playfulness, adaptability, and resilience while embracing life's truths and absurdities. We build deep connections by creating imaginary worlds together, practicing presence, active listening, and open contributions. Using positive language like “yes and…,” we accept and build upon others' contributions, applying these tools to foster genuine relationships. This playful spirit extends beyond the stage, embodying a life philosophy.

Spectrum WORKSHOPS

Unlock creativity and connection in workshops tailored for individuals with autism. Through laughter yoga, improv, and compassionate communication, participants build confidence, strengthen self-expression, and foster meaningful relationships. Every session is a joyful space for growth, with personalized activities that emphasize acceptance, empowerment, and the power of being fully seen and heard. Perfect for families, educators, and caregivers seeking a transformative experience.

Couples IMPROV COMEDY

Deepen your bond and reignite curiosity with your partner in a playful, judgment-free space. These workshops inspire imagination and open-hearted communication through improv games that teach listening, adaptability, and joy. Discover new ways to engage and connect, bringing spontaneity and lightness back into your relationship. Perfect for date nights or couples seeking to grow together.

Family

Rediscover the joy of family time with workshops that inspire creativity, teamwork, and connection. Using improv games and exercises, families build stronger bonds by exploring stories, creating characters, and practicing active listening. Leave with practical tools to bring more laughter and connection into everyday life. Perfect for families looking to create memories and deepen their relationships.

Kids & Community Centers

Empower children with tools for confidence, communication, and creativity. Our improv sessions teach patience, collaboration, and the art of positive communication while sparking joy and imagination. Perfect for classrooms, after-school programs, and community events, these workshops help kids discover their voice and shine.

Workplace Team Building

Transform your workplace dynamics with workshops designed to build trust, collaboration, and innovation. Improv empowers teams to listen actively, communicate positively, and embrace new ideas with a “yes, and” mindset. Ideal for corporate teams looking to foster connection, reduce barriers, and create a culture of creativity and mutual support.

Singing Improv

Find your voice, tap into creativity, and connect through spontaneous music creation. These singing workshops blend fun, improvisation, and self-expression, helping participants explore melody, story, and character in an inspiring environment. Whether you’re a professional singer or can’t hold a note, this is about creating, connecting, and having fun. Perfect for singers, actors, and anyone seeking a creative outlet.

Senior Care

Bring laughter and connection to senior living facilities with workshops that celebrate life’s moments and foster community. Using gentle movement, storytelling, and vocal exercises, these sessions reduce stress, boost mood, and create meaningful connections. Perfect for enriching senior care programs with joy, healing, and heartfelt engagement.

• Listen: To the person who is talking. Don’t be in your head about what you should say next, because then you’re going to miss something really important.

• Agree, and add something: contribute. Lay on another brick to the foundation you’re all building together. Everyone is part of the moment, and everyone contributes in a positive manner.

• No judgment: anything goes, anything can happen. The crazier it is, the more you push forward. Life is crazy, and when you place judgment on yourself or others, you build walls. Break them down and be in awe of what can happen.

• The moment: Know that it’s there... and then it’s gone: this moment has never happened before, and it’ll never happen again — and so the moment is truly unique and special.

• Simplify & seek truth: at the end, it’s all about the relationship you’ve built with your (scene) partner. Human connection is the foundation of it all.

• Adopt the improv mindset and experience its rewards, as it shines through relationships, career and your daily life.

• Be present: knowing that the moment is singular, it forces you to quiet everything else in your mind and be present. Vigilant. Focused. There’s no time to analyze or over-analyze. There’s just time to be.

• Support each other: there’s no individual; it is about the group. When the group succeeds, you succeed. Take away the ego, and together build something awesome.

• Be yourself: somehow, in this space, it’s the safest place to be. No judgment and all support. All you have to do is bring yourself — not scripted characters nor rehearsed lines. 

• Follow the fear: it seems like the simplest thing in the world, but the scariest and most difficult at all once. You just have to gulp and jump right in. Just as in life, where there is resistance there is the possibility to be your greatest self. Build confidence to make choices and stick with them.

• Improvisation cultivates the growth mindset. Improvisation lets you turn each move in a robust move. Improvisation takes you to new adventures.

For more inspiration, consider studying the teachings of peace educators, authors and the creators of the

• New York Center for Nonviolent Communication

• Marshall Rosenberg

• Thom Bond.