Scenes without Suggestions

with The Maydays, Jules Munns

Not all scenes need suggestions, in fact they can get in the way. Since doing nothing is impossible and neutral does not exist, how your partner is standing, sitting and even breathing can give you everything you need. The scene has already begun, all you need to do is notice.

In this workshop, you will practise observing your partner and yourself and playing scenes based on that. Just by looking at them, you will find a world of possibilities and how much fun it is to just play with that. This will power scenes which are fresh, powerful and often rather strange.

What can I expect?

• Observing your partner to create the basis for a scene

• Combining observations to form unusual and compelling scene starts

• Holding on to the initial impulse while still building the world and the relationship

Who is this course suitable for?

• Adults aged 18 – 100

• Those who are graduates of Maydays level 1 (or equivalent)

• Those with some acting experience

• Anyone looking to expand their range of improvisation skills

Min. participants 6, Max. 16.

"Superb way to improve your improv skills...challenging, diverse, original and fun approach to scenework."

BOOK NOW!

When: Wednesday nights for 4-weeks, from 15th March to 5th April, 7-9.30 pm each week.

Where: BHASVIC Brighton. 205 Dyke Rd, Brighton & Hove BN3 6EG

Cost: £105.00 general, £90.00 concession

We offer Scholarship places for our improv drop-ins, workshops, courses and retreats, details here.

If financial hardships are an issue, we are happy to offer payment plans please contact us directly to discuss at mayday@themaydays.co.uk

If we have to cancel the event due to low numbers, we will do this with 24 hours' notice and you will receive a warning 48 hours before the course if this looks likely.

Please do not contact individual Maydays team members directly regarding our classes and/or events, for all company queries please contact us via our Facebook page or email us at mayday@themaydays.co.uk.

Improv facilitator Jules Munns