Level 2 Improv - Shortform Games
In this course we will learn many of those short format games performed on the TV show ‘Who’s line is it anyway’, and many new games.
For those less familiar with Improv, Shortform is the best introduction to Improv, and each game or exercise has a specific format that the players have to stick too.
As usual, there will be a lot of working in pairs and groups, and we will all ‘get things wrong’, with entertaining and hilarious results for everyone in class.
We will revisit previous shortform games such as ‘The Oracle’ and ‘The Alphabet Game’, a host of new games, and there will be an end of course show for friends and family, in which it is optional to perform.
Students should have either attended a Level 1 Introduction to Improv course, or at least know the basic ‘rules’ of Improv such as ‘Yes, and…’.
All Level 2 courses are standalone, limited to 16 students, and if you miss any classes, this is not a problem.
Who teaches this course?
Ant Griffith has completed Questor's Foundation and Advanced Performance courses as well as graduating in Foundations of Acting at Mountview Drama School. He has studied improvisation at The Free Association, Hoopla, The Nursery and The Maydays under Suki Webster, Josie Lawrence, Katy Schutte & Maria Peters, and is the founder and tutor of the Questors home improv team The Slack Captains. He is also a musician and songwriter, with several songs in the movie 'The Girl with a Clock for a Heart' directed by Daniel Barber, currently in pre-production.
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