What We Do
Improv
Our main ongoing class is a free long-form improv workshop every Monday night from 7-10pm at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church (don't worry, this isn't churchprov! Even though St. Andrew's is a badass inclusive and LGBT+ affirming community like us, we are not associated with the church, they just allow us to use their space). Facilitated by experienced instructors, these classes explore the principles of building scenes and narratives without a predetermined script. Attendees learn to hone their listening and collaboration skills, crucial for creating cohesive and engaging long-form improv as well as everyday life. Through various exercises and games, participants develop the ability to be a good teammate, build authentic characters, and adapt to unexpected twists in the narrative. These classes encourage a supportive and creative environment, fostering a sense of ensemble and the freedom to explore the limitless possibilities of unscripted performance.
Storytelling
Our first-person storytelling workshops are designed to awaken the thousands of stories inside of you. That's right, you have more stories to tell than you think. Through story mining and sharpening exercises, we'll meet you where you're at to enhance your storytelling skills whether you're a veteran or brand new to the vulnerability of sharing your own experiences. We hope storytelling will empower you- fostering creativity and originality. Constructive feedback, if desired, allow individuals to refine their storytelling techniques. By the end these workshops, attendees gain a deeper understanding of storytelling methods and skills to enhance their ability to captivate audiences and speak their truth.
Artivism
Let's create art that comforts and challenges! Our artivism workshops are a transformative experience that combines artistic expression with activism to create social change. Participants engage in various art forms such as visual arts, performance, or multimedia to address pressing social issues. Attendees are inspired in exploring how art can be a powerful tool for activism and advocacy, fostering a deeper connection between creativity and social impact. The workshop aims to empower individuals to become artivists, bridging the gap between art and activism for a meaningful impact on society. Mediums to create socially conscious art include but are not limited to paintings, stories, sketches, stand-up, poetry, character monologues, or any other medium - serious or comedic - to express yourself.
Go Rogue
First off, we're ALL artists even if we don't make a living at it (yet...or ever!). With that said, we're all about inclusive learning, not exclusive levels. I mean, what good are levels unless you're actually learning anyway? We believe acting/improv/comedy schools are great opportunities to learn, but we want to challenge the idea that paying hefty fees for status or networking is necessary for success. Don't let someone else define what it means to be successful for you. Maybe we need to go rogue from playing by the gatekeepers rules. We also believe in community over competition. Let's be healthy artists who give more than they take. Let's also go rogue from the notion that artists are pitted against each other for opportunities. There's only one of you. Producers either want you or they don't. Meanwhile, create your own path, your own stuff. Maybe there's another way...Go Rogue!
Our main ongoing class is a free long-form improv workshop every Monday night from 7-10pm at St. Andrew's Lutheran Church (don't worry, this isn't churchprov! Even though St. Andrew's is a badass inclusive and LGBT+ affirming community like us, we are not associated with the church, they just allow us to use their space). Facilitated by experienced instructors, these classes explore the principles of building scenes and narratives without a predetermined script. Attendees learn to hone their listening and collaboration skills, crucial for creating cohesive and engaging long-form improv as well as everyday life. Through various exercises and games, participants develop the ability to be a good teammate, build authentic characters, and adapt to unexpected twists in the narrative. These classes encourage a supportive and creative environment, fostering a sense of ensemble and the freedom to explore the limitless possibilities of unscripted performance.
Storytelling
Our first-person storytelling workshops are designed to awaken the thousands of stories inside of you. That's right, you have more stories to tell than you think. Through story mining and sharpening exercises, we'll meet you where you're at to enhance your storytelling skills whether you're a veteran or brand new to the vulnerability of sharing your own experiences. We hope storytelling will empower you- fostering creativity and originality. Constructive feedback, if desired, allow individuals to refine their storytelling techniques. By the end these workshops, attendees gain a deeper understanding of storytelling methods and skills to enhance their ability to captivate audiences and speak their truth.
Artivism
Let's create art that comforts and challenges! Our artivism workshops are a transformative experience that combines artistic expression with activism to create social change. Participants engage in various art forms such as visual arts, performance, or multimedia to address pressing social issues. Attendees are inspired in exploring how art can be a powerful tool for activism and advocacy, fostering a deeper connection between creativity and social impact. The workshop aims to empower individuals to become artivists, bridging the gap between art and activism for a meaningful impact on society. Mediums to create socially conscious art include but are not limited to paintings, stories, sketches, stand-up, poetry, character monologues, or any other medium - serious or comedic - to express yourself.
Go Rogue
First off, we're ALL artists even if we don't make a living at it (yet...or ever!). With that said, we're all about inclusive learning, not exclusive levels. I mean, what good are levels unless you're actually learning anyway? We believe acting/improv/comedy schools are great opportunities to learn, but we want to challenge the idea that paying hefty fees for status or networking is necessary for success. Don't let someone else define what it means to be successful for you. Maybe we need to go rogue from playing by the gatekeepers rules. We also believe in community over competition. Let's be healthy artists who give more than they take. Let's also go rogue from the notion that artists are pitted against each other for opportunities. There's only one of you. Producers either want you or they don't. Meanwhile, create your own path, your own stuff. Maybe there's another way...Go Rogue!
LocationSt. Andrew's Lutheran Church
11555 National Blvd. West Los Angeles, CA 90064 |
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Contact us at [email protected].
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/RogueImprovLA Instagram: @rogueimprovla Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/rogue-improv-61916672883 |
