Online Improv Elective: How to Fight with Bruce Tang

Level: intermediate

New improvisers often go for arguing scenes because it can make for easy laughs, but this can end up with two people who stop listening because they are too busy yelling at each other. More experienced improvisers can have the opposite problem, agreeing with each other on everything to a point where there is nothing left to drive the scene. Over this workshop we will focus on the details of conflict and how contrasting points of view can lead to compelling scenes. Discover how to navigate conflict in scenes that don’t end in screaming matches.

This is for improvisers on an intermediate level who are already comfortable performing scenes.

Min. participants 4, max. 12.

This intermediate elective runs Monday 7th December 7 – 9.30pm GMT 

Intermediate (3/6 months+) These classes will be opportunities to add tools to your growing toolbox. Normally these classes will expect players to be confident playing scenes. These classes will provide practise and specific new skills. 

NB: Our electives frequently sell out, but do not despair if this class has. You have not missed your shot. If enough people join the waiting list, we are often able to put the same class on a few days after or in parallel. So if you were excited, join up and we will be in touch.