Newbie looking for guidance :-)

[betha78]

Greetings!
I have always loved improv and have decided to take an intro class - but I could use some advice...the classes at the PIT are affordable and fit into my schedule, but I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion/preference on the instructors. I would appreciate any help you'd like to offer.

Thanks,
Beth

 

[donweasel]

welcome to improv and to a board where people post about it. i don't think anyone here would disagree that Armando Diaz is among the best improv teachers in the country, and that if you ever get the opportunity to take a class from him, you should.

it looks like his level 1 will be on Sundays starting December 5th.
http://www.armandodiaz.com/classes.html


-Alex

 

[goldfish boy]

Start with Armando. The PIT has some great teachers and you'll probably want to study there down the line, but start with Armando.