Why do people take improv classes?
To have fun To loosen up, be more creative, and be more spontaneous To perform improv comedy on stage To improve their stand up comedy/juggling/live music/magic act To be better at thinking on their feet…
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Austin Wide Open Magazine: Improv in Austin
Austin Wide Open Magazine: “Another veteran performer, Shana Merlin, has performed with numerous troupes including Los Paranoias, The Oxymorons, and ultimately with Sean Hill’s Austin Theatresports. When Hill first opened the Hideout and started The Heroes…
Austin Woman Magazine: Merlin Works
Austin Woman Magazine: “Learning improv can open up a new way of seeing and interacting with the world. Among the many lessons to be gleamed from improv are learning to build trust, examine relationships and improve…
The Austin Chronicle Cover Story: Improv Unbound
The Austin Chronicle Cover Story: “What is this form of entertainment called improvisation? Is it always comedy, is it sometimes drama, and is it, in any case, an enjoyable experience for other than hardcore performance freaks?…
Austin Chronicle: Off the Cuff and in Your City: A Roundup of Austin Improv Schools “
Austin Chronicle: Off the Cuff and in Your City: A Roundup of Austin Improv Schools “These days, Merlin performs as part of the musical improv troupe Girls Girls Girls and as one-half of the acclaimed Get…
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,…