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Improvisation & Comedy Performing Arts:     more books (24)

Improvisation for Actors and Writers: A Guidebook for Improv Lessons in Comedy by Bill Lynn, 2004-04-01 Comedy Improvisation: Exercises and Technique for Young Actors by Delton T. Horn, 1991-01 Improv Comedy by Andy Goldberg, 1992-01 The Ultimate Improv Book: A Complete Guide to Comedy Improvisation by Edward J. Nevraumont, Nicholas P. Hanson, et all 2002-01 Truth in Comedy: The Manual of Improvisation by Charna Halpern, Del Close, et all 1994-04 Long-Form Improvisation & The Art Of Zen: A Manual For Advanced Performers by Jason Chin, 2009-01-09 Group Improvisation: The Manual of Ensemble Improv Games by Peter Gwinn, 2007-09-01 Inside Tap: Technique and Improvisation for Today's Tap Dancer by Anita Feldman, 1995-05-01 So You Think You're Funny?: A Students' Guide to Improv Comedy (Dance Other Performing Arts) by The Immediate Gratification Players, 2010-09-01 Whose Improv Is It Anyway? Beyond Second City by Amy E. Seham, 2001-06-19 The Second City Almanac of Improvisation by Anne Libera, Second CityInc., 2004-05-28 There's No I in Improv: The complete guide to the GS IMPROV technique with over 50 Improv games fully explained by Greg Sullivan, 2010-09-24 The Art of Chicago Improv: Short Cuts to Long-Form Improvisation by Rob Kozlowski, 2002-02-26 The Art of Comedy: Getting Serious About Being Funny by Paul Ryan, 2007-05-29

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81. Chicago City Limits - Comedy And Improvisation In New York
    Chicago City Limits is the longest running comedy improvisation troupe in New York.  
    http://www.chicagocitylimits.com/

82. Comedy: Writing And Performance - Humber College 2003.2004 Full-Time Postseconda
    and producing; standup; screen and teleplay writing; sketch comedy writing and performance,as well as a HCCC102, Stand-Up comedy 1, 3. HCCC103, improvisation 1, 3.  
    http://www.humber.ca/postsecondary/12211.htm
    
    Extractions: Applicants with postsecondary education, please refer to the Comedy: Writing and Performance postgraduate program , listed in the 2003.2004 Full-Time Postgraduate Calendar . Admission Requirements Ontario Secondary School Diploma at or above the general level, or with courses from College (C), University/College (M), University (U) pathways, or equivalent, or mature student status; Grade 12 English, Media and Drama preferred at or above the general level, or ENG4C or ENG4U; Attendance at an interview/audition (of a monologue you have written, or one from a published play); and/or A small portfolio of comic writing (script, essay or story form);

83. Chicago Comedy Company - Classes In Improvisation And Stand Up Comedy
    Cost $25 8 Week Beginning improvisation Wednesdays, Beginning 8 Week Session + Performance($220) Next Course mail your check to Chicago comedy Company, 3745  
    http://www.chicagocomedyco.com/class.htm
    
    Extractions: (One Day or 8 Week Workshop) This class combines solo work, improvised solo work, creative writing, character work and even elements of stand-up. This class is a great first step for your solo show and is perfect for people doing solo work for the first time or people that have some solo or stand-up experience or the performer who is looking to strengthen their skills by going it alone. This class is taught by Andy Eninger and guest instructors. This class includes a VERY CASUAL performance at the end of the term.

84. Stages - Theatre Superstore At 1501 Broadway - Theater And Performing Arts Relat
    improvisation for Actor Training Performance The Compelling Paperback / Published1996 Truth in comedy The Manual of improvisation ~ Usually ships  
    http://www.1501broadway.com/staimprov.htm

85. Comedy: Writing And Performance - 2004.2005 Humber Full-Time Postsecondary Calen
    and producing, standup, screen and teleplay writing, sketch comedy writing and performance,as well as HCCC 102, Stand-Up comedy 1, 3. HCCC 103, improvisation 1, 3.  
    http://postsecondary.humber.ca/12211.htm
    
    Extractions: Applicants with postsecondary education, please refer to the Comedy: Writing and Performance postgraduate program , listed in the 2004.2005 Full-Time Postgraduate Calendar. This two-year, postsecondary program in comedy is the first of its kind anywhere. The program's primary aim is to polish the craft of comedy whose raw material - the talent to make people laugh - is already evident at an early age. The program's emphasis, then, is on the refinement of the comedian's expression and delivery: the ability to write a funny script, or to perform on stage or on screen in a way that will make people laugh. The program's faculty are all active members of the comedy industry, and an industry presentation for producers, directors, scouts and agents will be arranged for all of Humber's Comedy students. In fact, the first Chair of the advisory board committee was the legendary Steve Allen. Present members include Mark Breslin (CEO, Yuk Yuk's), Rick Moranis, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Dave Thomas (all of SCTV), and George Shapiro (Executive Producer of Seinfeld). Mike Myers, Chevy Chase, Colin Mochrie, and Dave Foley have also participated in our programs. Please refer to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) at humber.ca/programfaqs

86. Covert Theatre - New Zealands Home Of Improvised And Sketch Comedy
    The Art of improvisation the theatre of adventure The Art of improvisation isa ten-week course that teaches basic improv skills and performance technique.  
    http://www.coverttheatre.com/workshops_main.htm
    
    Extractions: Improvisation is an art form that brings people closer to themselves as it elicits freedom of creative expression. It frees one's imagination from the handed-down frames of references that block self-awareness. As a result of this freedom it leads to personal insight of one's true self. The Art of Improvisation - the theatre of adventure The Art of Improvisation is a ten-week course that teaches basic improv skills and performance technique. Learn the skills that are the most valuable tools any actor, writer, comedian or any person can possess. You don't have to be a performer to do this course. Awaken the creative artist within and discover that to improvise is to free yourself. The Art of Improvisation develops narrative and story telling ability, physical awareness, spontaneity, focus, listening, communication, group skills and much more.

87. Fame 2004 Performing Arts Camp : June 21 - July 2, 2004
    BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 1117 BALLET-JAZZ-HIP-HOP-TAP SINGING / VOCAL TRAINING ACTING-COMEDYIMPROVISATION / AUDITION TECHNIQUE Fame 2004 performing arts Camp  
    http://www.2nd-tier.com/showfax_bbs/index.cgi?noframes;read=4620

88. The Drama Book Shop, Inc.
    Quick Browse Truth in comedy The Manual for improvisation.  
    http://www.dramabookshop.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp?s=showproduct&isbn=1566080037

89. Comedy Workshops And Comedian Coaching
    Funny Coach 'Steve North The comedy Coach ' comedy training for Stand up comedy and actors, comedy classes, and comedy seminars. GET THE BESTKNOWN comedy COACH. IN THE COUNTRY  
    http://www.funnycoach.com/

90. Continuing Education And Public Programs At The Graduate Center: A Learning Part
    The Art of Socializing and Networking Part Two 4489 in the fun of doing improvisationcomedy in a No performing experience is necessaryjust a willingness to  
    http://web.gc.cuny.edu/cepp/courses/performing_arts.html
    
    Extractions: Performing Arts There is no better city than New York in which to explore theater and the performing arts. From the bright lights of Broadway to comedy clubs to modern dance theaters, the city has always drawn those who aspire toward careers in the performing arts, whether center stage or behind the scenes. The Performing Arts program is geared toward both aspiring and established writers, producers, and performers, providing students the opportunity to learn the business, from the playwright's page to the actor's stage. The Performing Arts program takes a practical approach to the performing arts, offering a variety of courses to suit actors, non-actors, and performing arts enthusiasts of any industry. Students may sign up for classes individually, or may enroll in the Performing Arts Certificate Program. Cosponsored by Continuing and Professional Studies, Baruch College, CUNY. Intro to Playwriting Through spontaneous games and exercises, this course will enable students to brainstorm about plots, characters, and relationships. Putting the pieces together, students will gain a good grasp of the art of the scene, story dynamics, texture, plot, and character development. Students will be encouraged to write dialogue in their own unique styles and voices. Geared toward the beginning playwright.

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