Click! Click!! WIT News – WIT News – Improv cheatsheets from Texas, and the improv workout on Tuesday 25th will be led by Nathan Also: Remember Fringe 2017
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Click! Click!! WIT News – Tuesday 18th Improv Workout at Te Auaha, and go see some Fringe! Also: Remember Fringe 2012, and dig into a huge resource of improv games and exercises
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Click! Click!! WIT News – Tuesday 11th at Te Auaha, Get Good at Playing Evil Also: where did Story Spine come from, and admire the Killer Puppeteers of 2017
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Click! Click!! WIT News – WIT News – Improv Open Night Tuesday 4th at Te Auaha Also: Next week is Crafting Villains with Special Guest Tutor Finn, and admire the Impronauts of 2015
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Click! Click!! WIT News – WIT News – Improv weekly workout with Paddy on Tuesday 28th, at 6pm Te Auaha . Also: Next week is Improv Taster night, take a free workshop at BATS about putting on a show, and see what Micetro looked like in 2014
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Click! Click!! WIT News – WIT News is We’re back! First-for-the year Tuesday at 6pm Te Auaha on the 21st
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Click! Click!! WIT News – Last-for-the year Tuesday at Te Auaha, Show Saturday Night 7pm Cavern Club
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Click! Click!! WIT News – Tuesday 3rd December improv show-ready workout, Grad Shows Thursday 5th, and it’s December already, meep
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WIT’s next improv classes for adults start October 17th. These will run for eight weeks 7.30-9.30pm on Thursday nights, at the Wellington High School in Taranaki St, Mt Cook.
The Joy of Improvisation is WIT’s foundation class and suitable for any level of experience, including none at all. It has been run by WIT in association with the Wellington Community Education Centre (WCEC) for over 20 years now, and classes are always led by senior WIT trainers/performers. This term Kitty Parker is leading, and it’s bound to be a delightful intro to the art of theatre without a script.
Improv for the Stage is our ‘next step’ course, this term led by Anrik Drenth, and is a fun dive into more elaborate ways to tell stories, dipping into different styles and formats of improv, all shaped by what participants want. It’s the ideal course if you’ve already learnt the basics, either with WIT or another troupe, or you’ve other theatre training which used improv exercises and games, or if you’re returning to improv after a break. The focus is on becoming stage ready, supporting your fellow players, and generally having an excellently fun time. There’ll be a show opportunity at course’s end.
Warm up your evenings with a whole bunch of laughter and revel in being spontaneous and playful with a group of lovely people.
Theses courses can book out so enroll now to make sure you don’t miss out.
WIT’s next improv classes for adults start May 13th. These will run for eight weeks 7.30-9.30pm on Thursday nights, at the Wellington High School in Taranaki St, Mt Cook.
The Joy of Improvisation is WIT’s foundation class and suitable for any level of experience, including none at all. It has been run by WIT in association with the Wellington Community Education Centre (WCEC) for over 15 years now, and classes are always led by senior WIT trainers/performers. This term Tristram Domican is leading, and it’s bound to be a delightful intro to the art of theatre without a script.
Improv for the Stage is our ‘next step’ course, this term led by Ali Little, and is a fun dive into more elaborate ways to tell stories, dipping into different styles and formats of improv, all shaped by what participants want. It’s the ideal course if you’ve already learnt the basics, either with WIT or another troupe, or you’ve other theatre training which used improv exercises and games, or if you’re returning to improv after a break. The focus is on becoming stage ready, supporting your fellow players, and generally having an excellently fun time.
Warm up the dark nights of winter with a whole bunch of laughter and revel in being spontaneous and playful.
