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Hoopla are working with Lindsey Garwood to get regular improvised comedy workshops and shows started in Cambridge. The first workshop is confirmed for Sunday 12th February, details below.

We’re going to have some fun improvising scenes, stories and sketches. You don’t need any drama, acting, comedy or impro experience whatsoever. You don’t have to be clever, fast or funny either!

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Cambridge Improv Workshops

Next Workshop Date: Sunday 11th March 2012.

 

Time: 1pm - 6pm.

 

Price: £20 per person. No need to book, just turn up.

 

Where: The Emperor Pub, 21 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 1NW.

 

Train: Cambridge Rail Station.

 

Parking: The pub has a free car park round the back.

 

Future Workshop Dates:  Sunday 11th March 2012, Sunday 8th April 2012, Sunday 20th May 2012, Sunday 17th June 2012, Sunday 15th July 2012.

What We Do

We start with some friendly warm-ups before doing some fun exercises on one of the core areas of impro like listening, building on each other’s ideas, character, narrative and scene work. In the second half we tend to open it up so you get to put some of these skills into practice and have some fun improvising scenes, stories and sketches.

Suitable for All

These workshops are open to all. The workshops are suitable for everyone from beginners to experienced performers as we modify the themes, topics, games and exercises on the day.

We get people from all backgrounds at our workshops as they’re a great place to have fun at the weekend and do all the fun bits of drama and impro without the commitment of regular rehearsals or learning lines.

You don’t need any drama, acting, comedy or impro experience whatsoever. You don’t have to be clever, fast or funny.

About the teacher, Steve Roe

Steve Roe founded the UK’s first ever improvised comedy club at The Miller in London Bridge. He co-founded Hoopla in 2006 and has been teaching improvisation for over six years. He’s also produced, directed and performed in multiple improvised comedy shows in London and at The Edinburgh Fringe, receiving 5 star reviews from The Edinburgh Guide, Fringe Guru and Remote Goat.