Tonight we’ll make up an entire show about load-shedding.
Real long-form improv. One audience word, zero script, a whole world built on the spot.
Accept the offer. Then build on it.
That’s “yes, and.” Your partner says something true; you agree and add. No blocking, no “no,” no waiting for a better idea. The scene goes where you both take it — and neither of you knows where that is.
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“Grandma, you really shouldn’t be driving this fast.”
yes, and—“The cops can’t catch a getaway grandma, sweetheart.”
yes, and—“Then floor it. Bingo starts in ten minutes.”
Tonight’s Lineup & More
Full calendar →Start at the Beginning
All classes →Four levels, eight weeks each, taught by working improvisers. You start at Level 1 with people exactly as nervous as you. By Level 4 you’re on a Harold team.
Foundations of "Yes, And"
Agreement, listening, and the joy of yes-and. Silence your inner critic.
Playing the Game
Find the game, play it honest. Spot patterns and make comedic offers.
Longform Formats
The Harold, Armando, and other group structures. Connect scenes into rich worlds.
Advanced Performance
Take the training wheels off. Create custom formats and trust the group mind.
The scene is a gift.
Say yes to it.
Grab a ticket for tonight, or sign up for the class that starts everything. Either way — we’ll take it from your suggestion.