This is hard. This wave of the Delta Variant pulled the rug out from under our well planned life. All of us. So we are going to postpone the start of classes until October in hopes that the current wave will have slipped back to Stage 3 or or better, 2.
So let’s start again.
This October, Merlin Works Institute for Improvisation will have a range of In-Person classes for you to attend. We’ll have Improv, Musical Improv, Stand Up , Storytelling, and some Master Classes with our good friend, Asaf Ronen. Plus we have a venue for shows! Stuff is happening In-Person in October at Merlin-Works.
Please stay safe. Get vaccinated if you can. Wear a mask to stop the spread and then come join us in October.
Also, we would like all our friends to please place their tongues between their lips and gently blow. Because that best expresses how we at Merlin Works feel today. (See Shana’s Instagram Post for more on this.)
Austin Woman Magazine: Shana Merlin, Improvisational Entrepreneur: A Day in the Life ” In 2003, she turned her love of improv into Merlin Works, a company that uses techniques from improvisational theater for entertainment and corporate…
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…
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,…
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…
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…
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…
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.