Improvisation - Acting Skills

By the end of the course you should be able to:

• Learn to act without a script
• Have made progress in self-development, confidence, group trust, complicity, clarity, spontaneity and instinct
• Use your imagination more freely and creativity
• Develop storytelling and scene building skills
• Make and accept interesting offers; develop listening and responding skills
• Develop and sharpen organic acting skills ; acting, reacting and performing in the moment
• Use a range of techniques to create and build characters.
• Analyze and assess your performance skills and develop ways to improve areas identified
• Perform an improvised scene in front of an audience using given stimuli

• You will do:
• A series of practical exercises individually, in pairs in small groups and as part of the whole group including physical, vocal, improvisation & storytelling activities as well as theory of methodologies and approaches.
• Respond to tutor facilitated, side-coached and directed exercises to develop performances
• Performing in front of others and observing others' performances