FAQ: What is your refund policy for improv class?
What if I decide to drop a class after it starts? What is the refund policy? No refunds will be given after a class has begun. What if I registered for a class but have…
FAQ: I’m unable to register online/I don’t have a credit card/I don’t have all the money right now, but I really wanna take your class, is there something we can work out?
Yes! You can mail in your payment, register over the phone (512-657-3005) and pay by cash or check on the first day of class, or set up a payment plan or internship program for you,…
FAQ: I know I’m going to miss some classes, should I sign up anyways?
It’s hard for anyone to have no conflicts on the same night for 8 weeks. Life, work, travel, illness, and stuff get in the way and we understand that. We offer these guidelines: If you…
FAQ: Can I bring a guest/friend/cousin/step-kid to class?
We work hard at Merlin Works to create a safe environment for our students. Part of that is creating a bond among the students in class. We find that visitors and observers can disrupt that…
FAQ: What should I bring to improv class?
It’s a good idea to wear comfortable clothing that you can move around in and to bring a bottle of water if you like. Some students like to bring a notebook and pen to take…
FAQ: What improv books do you recommend?
Improv Theory Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre by Keith Johnstone Free Play by Stephen Nachmanovitch Truth in Comedy: The Manual of Improvisation by Charna Halpern, Del Close & Kim “Howard” Johnson Les McGehee Plays…
FAQ: Is there recommended reading for improv class?
There is recommended reading. We recommend Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre by Keith Johnstone for Beginners and Acting on Impulse: The Art of Making Improv Theater by Carol Hazenfield for Advanced Improvisers.