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Youth Improv: Spontaneity and Self

Starts Jan 17, 2026
325 US dollars

Available spots

Service Description

Ready to unleash your creativity, think on your feet, and own the stage with pure spontaneity? Our Youth Improv class is designed for young performers eager to dive into the thrilling world of improvisational comedy and scene creation. For actors ages 9-12. This isn't just about being funny; it's about fostering artistic excellence, equity, and creative empowerment in a vibrant, collaborative environment. You'll master foundational improv principles, developing powerful tools for active listening, quick thinking, character building, and fearless storytelling. Learn to trust your instincts and collaborate with others, building the confidence to stand out whether you're aiming for college programs or a professional career in the entertainment industry. This program, rooted in tradition and re-imagining training for today’s artists, will help you lead with your craft. About the Instructor: Steven Fisher Step into the world of spontaneous performance with Steven Fisher! An accomplished actor, improviser, and writer, Steven brings a dynamic blend of training from USC, BADA, and the renowned Upright Citizens Brigade. He specializes in on-camera work and the business of acting, offering invaluable insights for navigating the industry. As a company member at Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum and a performer with indie improv teams across L.A., Steven provides real-world experience. He's also dedicated to mentoring young creatives through Young Storytellers, making him an ideal guide for aspiring teen improvisers. About Series One: Foundations of Performance Series One is the ideal launchpad for young performers eager to take center stage. Whether you're just beginning or looking to sharpen your skills, this dynamic series builds the essential tools that every great performer needs. Over six weeks, students train in one, two, or all three core disciplines: Acting, Musical Theater, and Improv. Classes are guided by professional instructors who know how to bring out the best in each student. At the end of the series, students share their growth in a lively, family-friendly performance of scenes, songs, and improv games—an exciting opportunity to shine in front of friends, family, and peers.

Contact Details

info@futureartistsla.org

11031 Camarillo Street, North Hollywood, CA, USA

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