Lisbon Improv Classes for Beginners

Lisbon Improv Classes for Beginners

Do you want to unleash your creativity? Follow the unexpected through responding to your spontaneous impulses? Play with joy and connect with other people?

The upcoming Lisbon Improv Classes for Beginners will offer you an insight into the fascinating world of improvisational theatre. By using theatre exercises and techniques you will learn the basic skills of improv: playful spontaneity; group play and teamwork; expression of voice and emotion; body work; imagination; and storytelling.

A scene offers the audience a moment of playfulness - a composition of images or exciting storylines. Turn by turn, the players enter the narrative and follow the story. There are no limits to imagination. Improvisational Theatre encourages spontaneous play, while freeing the players and letting them discover the infinity of possibilities.

Here you will learn the techniques of improvisational theatre, which can also enrich your everyday or professional life. The focus of these classes is on having fun, creating unexpected scenes together, laughing at ourselves and being surprised by the boldness of our own ideas.

No theatre experience is required.

Would you like to take a taster class to see if the course meets your expectations? Then you can also book just the first class for 16 €.

Start: 16 April 2023

Duration: 10-week course

Group: 8-14 people

Timing: Sundays from 19:30 to 21:30

Location: Centro Cultural Maloca, Rua da Penha de França 67A, 1170-027 Lisboa (near Graça)

Price: 160 €

Dates:

April: 16, 23, 30

May: 7, 14, 21, 28

June: 4, 11, 18

Contact:

anne_buntemann@yahoo.de

www.annebuntemann.de

Facebook Link:

https://fb.me/e/2JWHeRAP4

About the teacher:

Anne Buntemann likes to laugh a lot. She studied theatre studies and education (Master of Arts) and has led projects and workshops with a focus on improvisational theatre, physical theatre and clowning. Since 2014, she has worked as an actress with various improvisational theatre groups such as Sowieso-da and Action&Drama in Leipzig, Germany. And even once she was on stage at 5am. Her interests are absurd theatre, storytelling and long forms. She has worked as a director in the children's and youth theatre Theatrium in Leipzig as well as a clinic clown.

Following the call of the sea, she moved to Lisbon, Portugal in October 2019. Currently she works as a theatre teacher in schools and explores improvised life with the Improv group Lilimprov.