take an Improv comedy class

This makes me worry a bit. I wonder to myself:
Am I funny?
Can I be funny on cue?
How can I make someone I never met laugh?

But I guess I want to learn that!

My improv class is over and it was fun. We have our class show on Thursday. I’m nervous, but I don’t think that anyone is expecting perfection. I’m merely hoping for okay.

If the first session is any indication, this class will be way better than the one that I took at the UCB. And it’s way cheaper.

I’m taking a class at the Magnet Theater starting tomorrow. They’re having a special where you can take a class for $199 instead of $299, and I couldn’t pass it up. I hope it’s fun.

The workshop wasn’t what I expected. It was intense, more like an acting class. It was billed as the beginner group, but some of the students had years of experience. The teacher was talking improv theory that everyone seemed to be familiar with but me. I would do something like this again after taking some more regular classes.

I’ll be doing a workshop this month with Joe Bill of Annoyance Theater. The wife-to-be has taken classes from him before and says that he’s great.

And now I am performing Improv regularly. I did my workshops through Edge Improv in Brisbane, Australia.

I took an improv comedy class at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater and it was a drag. Watching improv makes it look like fun so maybe it was just that class.