A typical drop in improv class looks like this:

Sign in and take your seat
Warm ups and exercises in a circle
2 person activities/ Group Activities
Improv scenes with challenges
Warm Fuzzies – go around the room and say something you liked that someone else said or did.

Before coming to class:
Wear clothing you can bend and move around in and that covers you securely.
Comfortable shoes you can move around in are also recommended.
Avoid heavy colognes and perfumes.

Class Rules:

1. Respect the actors on stage by watching silently and applauding loudly 

2. You are invited to perform “clean” and avoid cursing and vulgarity. It’s a fun challenge! 

3. No hitting, jumping on, or kissing anyone you don’t already have a hitting, jumping, kissing, agreement with.

4. If you feel uncomfortable for any reason and need a timeout, just say “time out” and we will all cheer and take a short break.

Meet your instructor!

Anthony Francis is an accomplished figure in both the world of improv and communication coaching. He recently relocated to Orlando and is the founder of Improv U. With a journey in improv dating back to 2012, he started teaching in 2015 and successfully ran Improv U Theater until 2020. Anthony also specializes in teaching improv to adults with special needs and coaching public speaking. Additionally, he’s a skilled facilitator for corporate teambuilding and leadership training. Anthony’s creative talents extend to being a published children’s book author and musician. Notably, he is the producer of two major improv festivals: The Palm Beach Improv Festival and The O-Town Improv Festival, where he continues to make a positive impact.