Throckmorton Theatre

Improv and Acting Workshop
2017-11-08 19:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Tivoli, 142 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley, CA, 94941, United States
Join us for another spectacular series of improv and acting workshops for beginning and experienced actors, improvisers and comedians (and all those interested in being!). The talented and professional performer/educators Geoff Bolt and Michael O’Brien draw from their cumulative experience as they skillfully blend the crafts of acting, improvisation and sketch comedy. You can expect to hone performance techniques, build confidence thru improvisation and acting exercises as well as solo and ensemble scene work. Workshops are open to everyone over the age of 16.
Class Dates & Times:
Wednesdays, September 6 – December 13, 2017 | 7:00–9:30pm
Cost:
Available for drop in on a space available basis at $20 per class.

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WORKSHOP LEADERS
Geoff Bolt is a comedian, writer and actor. A Bay Area original, Geoff is renowned as an inspired improviser in the world of sketch comedy. Geoff got his start in the comedy world as a founding member of the critically acclaimed National Theatre of the Deranged, and soon after debuted his stand-up comedy to rave reviews at San Francisco’s Other Cafe. He continues to perform regularly to dedicated fans at a wide variety of comedy clubs. He has appeared in many feature films was featured in HBO’s Young Comedian’s Special, Showtime’s Comedy Channel, A&E’s Evening at the Improv, and KQED’s Comedy Tonight. Geoff has appeared in several plays at the SF Fringe Festival and has done hundreds of voice- overs for radio, television, and video games. He appears regularly on NPR’s West Coast Live as half of the comedy team of Karl and Carl, who offer their unconventional “Tips on Travel”.
Michael O’Brien is an original member of the National Theatre of the Deranged, co-creator of “Tips on Travel” with Karl & Carl” and a master improviser whose credits include performances at The Moth, Porchlight SF, Marsh Theatre, Holy City Zoo and Throckmorton Theatre. Michael is also a teaching artist: Improv Open Workshop at Fort Mason Center, Voice One SF, Academy of Art University, San Francisco State University (guest instructor) and Stanford University (guest instructor).
