THE JOY OF IMPROV!

Discover the joy of improv in a fun, welcoming session for all abilities (16+), on a Sunday in Exeter Library! For this session only, led by visiting teacher Robin Webster.

Everyone and all abilities welcome. We’ll play some drama games designed to get your creativity flowing and make you laugh, do some silly exercises, tell some stories, and even try out some scenes. Improv comedy isn’t about being witty or quick.

Improv isn’t about getting it right. It’s about stepping forward into the unknown, supporting each other and saying ‘yes’. It's a wonderful way of getting to know each other better. And it’s tremendous FUN. At the end you'll feel energised and surprised by what you came out with!

PLEASE REGISTER HERE https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-joy-of-improv-tickets-1984589595905?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Cost: These workshops are usually £15, but for this series, Pay What You Can. a suggested minimum donation is £5, payable in cash on the day to Robin.

The Joy of Improv
📅 Sunday Afternoons, 13:45–15:45 PM
📍 Exeter Central Library – Upstairs in the Rougemont Room

About ROBIN WEBSTER

Robin has been enjoying, performing and teaching improv for more than a decade.

She trained with the Maydays in Brighton and more recently with AndAlso improv. She has co-founded and performed with numerous troupes including the “Great Totnes Improv Troupe” which ran for seven years. Robin now teaches improv regularly in Totnes, as well as at festivals, retreats and parties.

“Thanks so much for an excellent evening - really enjoyable and thought provoking” - Sue

“I really enjoyed my first time at the drop in impro group last week.” - Jayne

"‘Robin was brilliant at holding the improv space. She really helped a group of beginners relax and feel it was possible, taking the pressure off and majoring on the fun. Which meant… we ended up having masses of fun! " - Becks

Her style of teaching is warm and enthusiastic, supporting everyone present to feel comfortable and stretch themselves a little bit, whatever that looks like to you!
Robin is also an environmental researcher, writer and facilitator. She has run climate change communication workshops around the world.