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Classes / We Improv / 101AB - Foundational - 6 Tool Player

Improv · In person, Hollywood · 2 hours

101AB - Foundational - 6 Tool Player

Based on feedback and test groups, 6 Tool Player is the redesigned and upgraded foundational workshop. This is for anyone looking to start, refresh, dust-off, or explore long form improv in a small class, multi-modality, high rep environment. Class Size: Max 9 Garden Tier Pricing: Inclusive pricing options to advance opportunities. Instructor: Jake Jabbour In baseball, a six tool player is someone who has speed, can hit for power, hit consistently, throw, field, and demonstrates mental dexterity on the field. For improv, this translates to initiating, receiving, exploring, supporting, heightening, and persisting. This workshop will introduce you to and give you reps in all six areas. As opposed to our former foundational workshops, we will be exploring both organic improv (no opening) and premise improv (opening). You’ll develop and understanding and comfort with long form setting you up for fun in your improv journey. Week 1 - Inevitability and Surprise through Yes, And Week 2 - Base Reality and Unusual Offers Week 3 - Support and Heightening Week 4 - Labeling Week 5 - Sets and Surprises Instructor: Jake Jabbour Workshops: Days/Times: Sundays 4pm-6pm (Dec 6, 13, 20, Jan 3, 10) at

Price on the school's siteNext session: Sun, Dec 6, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM→ 5 weeks→ Max 9 studentsHollywood · Address on the school's siteBook direct on the school's site
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Schedule

Dec6Sun, Dec 6, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMSundays 4:00–6:00 PM · 2 hours
Jan3Sun, Jan 3, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PMSundays 4:00–6:00 PM · 2 hours
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