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Event Series: Improve Your Improv
The Farms:

Improve Your Improv

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Experience level: All skill levels (ages 18+)

Learn the skills of improvisation, including scene creation and team dynamics at Improve Your Improv on Thursdays, Sept. 10 through Oct. 15 from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Music Barn.

Instructor Kyle Tasch returns to The Farms to teach this popular course, which will be jam-packed with improvisational fun that will use both short-form games and long-form scenes in its sessions.

Students will be performing as much as possible to emphasize the mechanics needed to act out an entertaining and meaningful scene on the spot with no lines. These skills are useful on stage but also in everyday life, wherever you might be put on the spot! Students who have already completed this class are welcome to join again.

$100/person for the entire series here or $25/class at the links below. Registration will close on Sept. 3 for the entire series and three days before each subsequent class.

September 10
September 17
September 24
October 1
October 8
October 15


If you will need disability-related accommodations to participate, please email owarren@illinois.edu.

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About the Instructor

Kyle Tasch is an improvisor, improv teacher, filmmaker, writer, actor, comedian and musician from the Chicago suburbs. He started performing improv in 2004 and has been improvising in front of audiences regularly since 2015.

He has also taught classes both in-person and remotely at Westside Improv in Wheaton, Illinois. He performs live across the state in various comedy and music acts and has produced hundreds of videos and songs.

About the Farms

The Farms: An Allerton Folk School, offers classes, workshops, and gatherings focusing on art, outdoor education, science, storytelling, and wellness. All experiences value hands-on, experiential teaching and learning, and are facilitated by and for the members of the community.