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Comedy theater on N. Vermont Ave offering classes in improv, sketch, stand-up, character, clowning, TV writing, and voiceover.
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House Improv Team Auditions Now Open

2026 House Improv Team Auditions now OPEN

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Advanced voiceover class. Learn to deliver commercial copy authentically — translating ad-speak into plain language, defining your audience, and honing ad-libs that stay on-style.

A hands-on, practical introduction to adding voiceover to your performance career. Covers commercial and animation copy, mic technique, business realities, and how to get your career started. Home studios welcome but not required.

Explore clown from an absurd perspective. Tap into acting ability to bring grounded realness to every clown piece. Focuses on game through an imbecilic and abstract lens. No prerequisites required.

Create, develop, and perform funny original characters. Focus on game, physical movement, and voice. Find the funny in everyday life and transition it to the stage. Culminates in a live performance in front of an audience at Pack Theater.

Advanced sketch comedy writing workshop. Refine your comedic voice and make bold, memorable choices. Receive personalized feedback on new and existing sketches. Walk away with sharp, distinctive material.

Sketch comedy writing workshop for all experience levels. Students write 7 sketches and receive 60+ pages of resources covering sketch history from Abbott and Costello to Key and Peele. Instructor has over 1 billion views on his written sketches. Alumni have written for ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, HBO, Netflix, and Comedy Central.

Learn Miles Stroth's Position Play framework and Four Scene Types. Understand what type of scene you are in and your position within it to make playing that scene easier and more fun.

Combining improv with classic acting exercises to make your work more believable and funnier. Focus on honest emotional reactions, authenticity, and empathy. Culminates in a live performance.

Learn the basic tools of improvisation including agreement, commitment, active listening, and collaboration. Great for actors and non-actors alike. Culminates in a live performance. No prerequisites required.