
A free, low-pressure introduction to improv comedy taught by Kristen Drenning at Fallout Theater, open to all skill levels.
Fallout Theater is running a free intro to improv class every Monday evening this fall, starting August 10 and running through December 21. It's a one-hour session from 6:30 to 7:30 PM at their space on 616 Lavaca Street in downtown Austin. The class is taught by Kristen Drenning, one of the theater's most experienced improv teachers.
Fallout bills this as a sample session for anyone curious about improv comedy who isn't quite ready to commit to a full eight-week course. They describe it as a fun, friendly, low-pressure introduction open to everyone: creative types thinking about a career in comedy and people who just want to have some fun and meet others in a supportive group environment. If you've ever watched a show and wondered how it works, this is a way to try it out without signing up for a whole term.
One of the best parts is what happens after the class. If you're still hanging around, you can stay for the 8 PM show, Fuck This Week, free of charge. So you get an hour of learning the ropes and then a full show to see it in action, all in the same building. Between the class and the show, you've got a whole Monday evening of comedy sorted.
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The class runs every Monday from August 10 to December 21, 6:30 to 7:30 PM, at Fallout Theater, 616 Lavaca St. It's free.