Improvisational theater, or improv, is a technique used by actors and comedians to create funny and memorable scenes on the spot. 

Improv offers many benefits, including improving communication skills, boosting creativity, and building confidence. Improv exercises involve quick thinking, listening, and responding, which can help individuals to become better communicators in various settings, from social interactions to public speaking. Improv gives teens a platform to explore their creativity, generating unique ideas and perspectives. The supportive and non-judgmental nature of improv can also help teens to feel more confident, both on and off stage. Improv is a fun and rewarding activity that provides a unique set of skills that can be applied to all areas of life.

In this class, learners will learn from a graduate of the conservatory program at the famous Second City Theater whose alumni include famous actors and comedians like Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey, Steve Carell, and Mike Meyers. Learners will learn the same techniques that these successful performers use on stage, on television, and in movies.