Welcome, Pittsburgh Improvisors!

Location
Pittsburgh, PA 40.43-79.92 15217US
Meetups
9 so far
Members
98 Improvisors
Rating
Irony City Improv Workshop 5.00 5.0022
Meetup topics
Founded
February 19, 2009

Have you ever wanted to try improv? Here is your opportunity! Irony City holds free, monthly improv workshops open to improvisers of all experience levels -- from beginners to experienced players.

The workshops focus on using and developing principles of listening, true reactions, and building on existing offers to create scenes collaboratively. We do this through a series of low-pressure group games, exercises, and scenes that tend to be a lot of fun in addition to creating good work.

We usually meet on the first Saturday of the month from 12:30 - 3:30pm at one of the Carnegie Libraries in Pittsburgh's East End (but check the info on this group as the schedule varies).

What members are saying

“ Fun way to be creative and practice your listening and attentiveness skills. ”

—Mike N.

“ Opportunity to just see where it goes -- play games like a kid again. ”

—Amy
See all member comments

Join Irony City Improv Workshop

Our Sponsors

We're looking for Sponsors!

Support a Meetup group while getting exposure to active, local members.

What's new?

  • Nov 7
    • New Greeting for
      Amy
      “Nope I think we're good on snacks -- unless you want to bring some beverages. If you do, just don't be too obvious bringing them into the library (I am not sure if we're allowed :)”
      posted by Brian
  • Nov 4
    • New member
      Christopher Grove
      “My friends tell me I should do something with my silly-problem.”
  • Nov 3
    • New member
      Bob C
      “meet new people and try new things”
  • Oct 24
    • New member
      Molly
      “I love the performing arts, and it just sounds so fun!”
    • New member
      John wilson
      “I was looking for an improv workshop”
  • Oct 23
    • New member
      olivia t payne
      “I have always had an interest in acting and I think I'm pretty darn funny. I also wanted to find a cool and productive way to spend my free time.”
RSS feed of What's new