Laugh Lab: Improv for Youth
You may have experience performing in plays or musicals—memorizing lines, learning choreography, and bringing a script to life on stage. That structured process is one of the great joys of theater. But what happens when there’s no script at all?
Improvisation invites you to create in the moment. It’s about quick thinking, bold choices, and trusting your instincts. What might sound intimidating at first quickly becomes energizing and hilarious as you discover how much fun it is to make something up on the spot.
This class will begin with simple exercises and gradually build toward more advanced games and techniques, helping you grow as a confident, creative performer. Along the way, you’ll explore playful challenges, unexpected scenarios, and imaginative prompts designed to stretch your creativity and keep everyone laughing.
In improv, anything can happen—and that’s exactly the point.
Ages: 8-14
Time: 4 – 6 pm April 28,30, May 5,7, 12, 14
Cost of the class: $150
Note: Class limited to 14 students.
Registrations close on April 20.
Alex Moore Bio
About Alex Moore: Starting in professional repertory theater in Los Angeles at age 12, Alex Moore has both acted and taught acting, improvisation, dance, and theater games and directed plays for youth most of her life. After completing a degree in American Studies, she joined as a full-time member of a repertory company, toured abroad, and taught acting classes for kids, including drama outreach programs in the public schools. She eventually earned her teaching certification in English and a Master's degree in Education and taught middle school for several years before teaching classes for homeschooled students (mostly drama-based classes). She currently is a substitute teacher at Emerson School and directs plays and musicals for Chelsea Area Players Youth Theater.
