In-Person Workshops
Improv is learned on your feet, in a room, with other people. These are the workshops I run in Melbourne. Drop in on a Saturday, or register your interest in an upcoming workshop below.
Weekly drop-in
No commitment, no booking a whole term. Just turn up on a Saturday and play.
Breakfast Club
All-levels improv every Saturday morning in Melbourne. No commitment, no prerequisites, no need to book a whole term. Just show up, play, and leave feeling sharper than when you walked in.
Multi-week workshops
Deeper dives over several weeks. Register your interest and I'll email you first when dates and pricing land.
The Scene Engine: Feel, Want, Do
Four weeks on the loop that drives every scene that feels alive. Feel something, want something, do something. Learn to trust the loop, get out of your head, and let your scenes drive themselves.
The Harold, Unlocked
The Harold has a reputation for being complex and rigid. It doesn't have to be. Eight weeks on a calmer, more playful way in, so you can enjoy long-form without getting stuck in your head about the structure.
Format Frenzy
Eight weeks, a new format every session. From the Harold to the Armando to formats you have never heard of. Learn what makes each one tick, then make them your own.
The Improv Coaching Workshop
Five weeks for improvisers who lead. Planning sessions that build, giving notes that land, reading the room, and developing a coaching approach that is genuinely yours.
One-session workshops
Single-session workshops that focus on one idea, with no multi-week commitment.
Playing with Wants
Spot what you and your character are really chasing, then let that want pull the scene forward.
Making Things Active
Stop talking about the thing and do the thing, turning heady scenes into active, present play.
Feeling First
Let a genuine feeling lead your reaction in the moment, so the scene actually connects.
Electric Group Scenes
Make big group scenes the easiest and most energetic part of the show, not a scramble to one-up each other.
Sublime Side Support
Support and edit from the side in ways that inject energy and back your teammates without stealing focus.
The Freedom of Playing Vague
Give yourself space to stay vague and let details emerge, so discovery becomes the fun instead of inventing everything up front.
Stranger Danger
Ditch the old 'your characters know each other' rule and play the fun of characters meeting as total strangers.
Breaking the Mirror
Make bold choices that feel authentically yours instead of just mirroring your scene partner.
Register your interest
Tick the workshops you're keen on and I'll email you first when dates, times and pricing are locked in. No obligation, and you won't be added to anything else unless you opt in.