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Looking for an exciting show for your venue which inspires children to tell stories and let their imagination run wild? Look no further than our kids comedy improvisation shows! These shows feature experienced performers who will engage and entertain children making stories and ideas come to life before their eyes. Featuring suggestions taken from the audience the only limit is the child's imagination! Shows in the past have featured some wild and wonderful ideas and we are always amazed at the imaginative suggestions we are given to form scenes. We can bring creativity to the classroom! If you'd like a story told in a new and exciting way or perhaps a full improvised comedy show as an end of term treat The Discount Comedy Checkout can provide everything you need for an eventful day that your students will not forget. Past performances have seen us doing everything from dressing as storybook characters to organising special workshops. We can tailor make our performances to whatever you need us to do. We specialise in creating ideas around your classroom subjects that engage and excite children and can bring characters into the school to perform talks, read and inspire confidence. There is no limit to what we can do. This show is fun for the whole family! The Discount Comedy Checkout courses afford it's students the opportunity to experience a wide variety of Improvisation topics. Learning everything from Character, Storytelling, Mime, Long form and so much more there is a course for everyone. The skills you will obtain from your experience with us will benefit you in ways you wouldn't have guessed! Whether you're a teacher trying to allow for a better growth mindset in the classroom, a public speaker looking to improv your confidence, an actor adding more tools to the utility belt or simply somebody who wants to collaborate comedically with a group of like minded mess abouters! Our promise is that no matter what, you will have fun, you will laugh and potentially awaken a passion for all things Improv! Working with Discount Comedy Checkout really helped me come out of my shell and come to life on stage and even helped me go on to be accepted into a professional improv troupe. Their amazing understanding of how improv works and their passion for comedy shines through the entire course making them the perfect group to work with!"

katy schutte

As an artist I work with shared truth and autobiography to create theatre and improvised theatre with a sense of nostalgia that asks how perspective has changed us. I deep dive into genres like storytelling, science fiction and folk horror to create a mood and a washing line of tropes to build my original work around. I either make transient work through long form improvisation or write a script and edit through collaboration and audience reactions. There is always an element of audience involvement - small or large - that changes the piece each time. My artwork retells my personal history, my passions and my fears in a way that allows others to unlock theirs." Katy Schutte is one of the UK's original long form improvisers. She performs and teaches all over the world, is Head Teacher and Course Designer for Hoopla (the UK's largest improv school), was Co-Founder/Director at the International Improv Station and has been one of The Maydays since their founding year in 2004 with stints as Director and Artistic Director. She is half of legendary sci-fi improv duo Project2 and author of The Improviser's Way: A Longform Workbook, which is published by Nick Hern Books. Katy trained at Second City and iO Chicago and with teachers from the Annoyance, UCB, Groundlings, The Magnet and lots of other places. Katy also plays in slow burn longform show Katy and Rach, has toured with Fluxx, improvised musicals with Music Box, The Maydays and Baby Wants Candy, co-created the Destination podcast and has guested in countless shows including Messing with a Friend, Criminal, The Playground, the London and Liverpool Improvathons, Grand Theft Impro, Séance Fiction, Whirled News Tonight and The Armando Diaz Experience. Along with Chris Mead and Tony Harris, she was in the first ever improv show in Virtual Reality and continues to work on the bleeding edge of technology in The Galaxicle Implosions. She has performed in Hoopla's Saturday night shows Tightrope and Speechless, the West End show Yes Queens and toured festivals with WrongCom. Katy is thrilled to be a team member of London queer improv group Hell Yeah! and hip hop improv team Track 96.

art of voice studio - singing lessons leeds

From practicing The Complete Vocal Technique, I am able to work with a variety of singers in a variety of environments: from my own set up, recording studios, at rehearsals for bands, duos, soloists for example or intensely for a specific period before a tour or show.I feel it is my job to ensure that the singer feels comfortable enough to freely uninhibitedly experiment with new tools

ali hendry coaching

I am a coach, trainer and performer. As a holistic relationship coach I help women (including trans and non-binary folk) to LOVE MORE; FEAR LESS in their romantic relationships. My values on fair treatment show up in my work as a corporate trainer and consultant specialising in inclusion. As a performer I love connecting and entertaining in equal measure. I am a regular podcast guest and adore expanding my knowledge. As a Psychology (hons) graduate I follow the work of many psychologists, psychiatrists, researchers and coaches. My book suggestions are on Instagram under #alisbookclub Topics include Attachment Theory, abandonment, addiction, shadow work, non-monogamy, boundaries, jealousy, communication, pleasure, sex and sexuality, race, and gender. I offer a free booklist in my ah coaching community on Facebook. Over the years I have pioneered many creative projects, including award-winning improvisation troupe Short and Girlie Show and community organisation Brighton Dance Flash Mobs. I occasionally perform stand-up, and compere as cheeky comedy character Stella Pint.

hoopla impro

Hoopla are an improv comedy (also known as improvised comedy, impro and improvisation) company based in London, UK. Hoopla were founded in 2006 by Steve Roe and Edgar Fernando. Hoopla run a selection of improv classes and courses across London and also an improv comedy club in London Bridge featuring a selection of groups from across the UK improv scene. Hoopla are the founders of the UK’s first ever improvised comedy club. Hoopla also do improv based corporate training. Hoopla aim to make improv fun and accessible for everyone from all backgrounds. We’re especially focused on teaching beginners improv and we love introducing people to improv for the first time in a fun, friendly and safe way. Hoopla also encourage and support a growing improv community with shows, courses, networking events, socials and more.

london star music school

ondon Star Music School offers the highest quality instrumental, vocal & theory tuition to students at all ages and abilities at our music centre or home visit. We firmly believe every student has musical talent, it is our responsibilities to discover it and reach your maximum musical potential. Our music instructors are highly experienced musician and pedagogues, and are all classically trained at the leading music schools and conservatoires from all around the world including Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music and whilst also gaining the teaching licentiate.

rsl awards

RSL was founded on an ethos to provide innovative, contemporary qualifications for music and the arts. Being at the forefront of the industry for over 25 years, our operations include Rockschool Graded Music Exams, RSL Classical Graded Music Exams, Professional Diplomas, Vocational Qualifications (VQ's), Performance Arts Awards (PAA) and Creative Qualifications (CQ).We pride ourselves on delivering the most academically rigorous, industry-relevant qualifications designed to support aspiring artists, educators and teaching establishments – wherever they may be.

beacon music education

So I'm reading David Byrne's book, How Music Works, and last night I get to a chapter called "Amateurs!" — and I had to put down the book so I could take a minute and write to all of you. If you want to know why I started Beacon Music Factory in this amazing little Hudson Valley town, the desire to celebrate amateurs has a lot to do with it. I think everyone deserves to make some music, because making music will lift you up to the rafters. If music moves you, making music will move you even more. Byrne writes, "The act of making music, clothes, art, or even food has a very different, and possibly more beneficial effect on us than simply consuming those things." In modern society, we have tended "toward the creation of passive consumers, and in many ways this tendency is counterproductive." What he's referring to is the idea that for a bazillion years people made music. Then in the 20th century we created a recording industry, out of which has come a recorded-music world in which most people participate by merely consuming music. Feh. "Maybe, like sports," says Byrne,"making music can function as a game—a musical "team" can do what an individual cannot." Exactly. Long before there was ever a recording industry, music-making was a way of socializing, or being on a team. In the back forty, on the front porch, in the parlor, on a street corner, in church, in a pub. A hundred years ago, if you wanted to hear some music you got together with your peeps and you made some music. When I rave to anyone — parent, student, teacher, whomever—about why I think our Rock Band Boot Camp program is so incredible, so inspiring, so important, it's because no matter what you, the student, bring to it, you can—and we will—put it to use. And in the process, while you're in rock camp, as a contributing member of this team, of this group, of this band that you're in, you share a common goal with your crew. You're in it together. Suddenly the music you're making is more fun, more engaging, and more interesting to you than anything on Spotify or whatever on Brooklyn Vegan. The songs you're working on might be cheesy as hell, but all of a sudden you find yourself inside the music looking out—maybe for the first time. And because you're a vital part of the band, some part of that arrangement depends on you. What a rush. Byrne quotes anthropologist Ellen Dissanayake: "Prehistorically, …all art forms were communally made, which had the effect of reinforcing a group's cohesion, and thereby improving their chances of survival." Communal cohesion, tell me about it. If you were at any of the Adult Boot Camp final shows over the past year (London Calling, Arena Rock, Ziggy Stardust, Marquee Moon, Odd Man Out), the community support and enthusiasm rocked as hard as the bands. In our Rock Band Boot Camps, we are so dedicated to providing an opportunity for any and all kinds of people to rock out (our way of saying make music while having the time of your life). Of course, BMF diligently serves its serious students with instruction in a wide range of instruments, yes. But there is this other part of our mission: and that is to let the person with desire (and perhaps no experience) get his or her ya-yas out. As long as you've got desire, you really ought to give yourself the chance to rock out. And what better way to rock out than to make real music with real people like yourself. I really believe in what we're doing with these rock band camps, and I'm grateful to our teaching staff and to all of you, our students and supporters, for making this thing so real.