In the first moments of a scene, improvisers are issuing a promise to the audience and themselves as to the scene that's about to unfold. If you're an improviser who flames out in the middle of scenes, unsure what to do next or where to take the scene -- if you find yourself throwing out new offers midscene, this workshop for you. Everything you need to know in a scene is at the beginning; everything that follows is predicated by what's come before. Learn how to recognize everything the beginning of a scene has to offer so that you can mine the potential without having to restart the scene every twenty seconds in hopes of finding something better, funnier, or newer.

Date: Saturday, 2/25/2012
Time: 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: The Adrienne Theatre, 2030 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 (get map)

Instructor: Steve Kleinedler (bio)
What Students Say About Steve: "  I felt like he really cared about us and making us comfortable to do our best." - "His constructive criticism was so pointed that we always knew exactly what he meant when he delivered feedback in class." - "Steve was awesome."

Cost: $35 until 2/18/2012, $45 aftewards
Pre-requisites: Improv 201

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