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Nope! No training necessary. Beginners and seasoned performers are both welcome — you just need to be willing to play.

Our adult classes are for ages 18 and up. Younger improvisers can check out Teen Improv.

Both are a great first class. In Seattle, Improv 100 is the first of our levels, so you can keep going level by level. In Issaquah, Improv Fundamentals is a complete class on its own, with no levels to follow.

Yes! Lots of students come to work on confidence. The room is supportive and no one is put on the spot alone.

Not in 100! Our first two levels are all about play, telling stories together and the philosophy of improv. You’ll learn some performance skills along the way, but it isn’t until Improv 300 that we start putting you into showcases. Of course, we always have chances for those who do wish to perform, such as our Wednesday open-mic-style show, Duos Showcase!

Our early levels, 100 through 400, are mostly still the same as they have always been, and you will most likely be fine jumping in where you left off. Some returning students choose to repeat their last level and some choose to start again at 100.

Our 600 level class is mostly performance, but it does start with two weeks of review of Harold. If you have a basic understanding of the unstructured Harold format, you’ll be fine. If you’re not so sure, you may want to jump back into 500 for a refresher!

Choose the last level you finished, and we’ll show you your next level and the specialty classes open to you.

We’re sorry, but we’re unable to offer refunds within two weeks of a class starting.