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Improv Class Begins Next Week
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MASTER CLASS: Improv! With Katie Rubin!
What IS Improv? How does it work? How do you make things funny, in the moment, on stage, with zero preparation? How do you remain calm under the pressure of that? Is there a science to the craft of improvising?
These are the questions Katie Rubin will answer for you during this 10 week Improv Class at Capital Stage! In this interactive, bound-to-be-hilarious-and-very-fun class, you will learn the "rules of improv" by embodying them.
Class Location: Studio 114 at the Clara (2420 N Street, Sac. 95816)
Class Times: Mondays, August 22 - October 24, 6-8pm (8 Week Course)
Tuition: $260
Katie Rubin
is a seasoned Improviser, Stand Up Comic, Solo Show Performer, and Comedic Actress. She has a BA in Theater and Dance from Amherst College and an MFA in Acting from UC Davis where she taught Acting and Improv to undergraduates for two years. She has taught Improv in colleges, theaters, and professional organizations around the country. Most recently she lead a two day workshop at Stanford University called "Bringing the Funny to Business." She has taught various forms of Stand Up, Improv, and Comedic Team Building skills at Theaterworks in Palo Alto, Berkeley Playhouse, Marin Theater Company, Capital Stage, Big Idea Theater, Gables Stage, City Theater, and various theaters in South Florida and New York city. Currently, Katie is using her Improv Skills to teach Improv, Public Speaking, and Team Building with "Speechless" in San Francisco. Additionally, Katie tours the country (and lately, the globe!) with her Stand Up Comedy and Comedic Solo Shows.
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$25 CAMPAIGN: Back To School
Our 2016 Goal is $15,000
or 600 donations of $25
by August 31,2016
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making your contribution tax-deductible.
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