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Learn Improv with SPF 7!
SPF 7, in association with the San Francisco Comedy College, is excited to offer the SPF 7 School of Improv. By blending our trademark emphasis on storytelling and strong scene work with the essentials of comedic theory and performance technique, our classes offer a unique perspective on improv for performers at all levels that you won’t find anywhere else.
Whether you have a future of performing in front of you, or just want to be a little more suave at the bar, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the School of Improv. Read on to learn about our classes and see what class is the best fit for you.
The Skills
The starting point, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of improvisation, and feel more spontaneous and creative onstage and off!
Wednesday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: No improv or acting experience necessary.
Taught by Sammy Wegent
The Shorts
You’ve learned the basics- now push yourself ahead by tackling shortform improv - the games made famous by Whose Line Is It Anyway. The Shorts focuses on strengthening your scene work while applying it to a fun and fast paced improv structure.
Tuesday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Jay Starr
The Shark
This class covers the style of comedic longform improv that was made famous in Chicago, and is one of the most popular and rewarding types of improv you’ll ever attempt.
Monday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Sammy Wegent
The Story
The storytelling formula made popular by Joseph Campbell’s The Hero With A Thousand Faces is utilized by writers across the board, from Dan Brown to George Lucas, to those guys that wrote Toy Story. Now learn to take that structure to improvise complex, engaging narratives stemming from a single audience suggestion.
Sunday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Justin Lamb
Learn Improv with SPF 7!
SPF 7, in association with the San Francisco Comedy College, is excited to offer the SPF 7 School of Improv. By blending our trademark emphasis on storytelling and strong scene work with the essentials of comedic theory and performance technique, our classes offer a unique perspective on improv for performers at all levels that you won’t find anywhere else.
Whether you have a future of performing in front of you, or just want to be a little more suave at the bar, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the School of Improv. Read on to learn about our classes and see what class is the best fit for you.
The Skills
The starting point, where you’ll learn the fundamentals of improvisation, and feel more spontaneous and creative onstage and off!
Wednesday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: No improv or acting experience necessary.
Taught by Sammy Wegent
The Shorts
You’ve learned the basics- now push yourself ahead by tackling shortform improv - the games made famous by Whose Line Is It Anyway. The Shorts focuses on strengthening your scene work while applying it to a fun and fast paced improv structure.
Tuesday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Jay Starr
The Shark
This class covers the style of comedic longform improv that was made famous in Chicago, and is one of the most popular and rewarding types of improv you’ll ever attempt.
Monday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Sammy Wegent
The Story
The storytelling formula made popular by Joseph Campbell’s The Hero With A Thousand Faces is utilized by writers across the board, from Dan Brown to George Lucas, to those guys that wrote Toy Story. Now learn to take that structure to improvise complex, engaging narratives stemming from a single audience suggestion.
Sunday Nights: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Prerequisite: The Skills, or some beginning improv experience.
Taught by Justin Lamb