Improv Jam (Improv comedy show)

Join us for a Dig Deep Improv Jam. An open mic show where you can get up on stage and perform OR simply sit back, relax and be entertained by amazing unscripted theatre!

Improv Jams are the perfect opportunity to get up on stage, play improv games and do scenes in a safe and encouraging environment. Your host Melissa will moderate all scenes and games, jumping in to help if necessary and ensuring everyone feels confident so you know that you’re in safe hands from start to finish. If you prefer to just stay in the audience and watch then that’s perfectly okay too, there is no pressure to get on stage.

So grab a friend or two, book your tickets and meet us in the bar before and after the jam to get to know your fellow improvisors.

How does it work?

If you only want to watch:

1. Show up
2. Grab a drink
3. Sit back, relax and get ready to be entertained!

If you want to jam:

1. Show up
2. Grab a drink
3. Throw your name in the Jam jar
4. Sit in the audience and be entertained by your fellow improvisors
5. When your name is called jump on stage and have some fun!

FAQs:

1. What’s the difference between the Dig Deep workshops/courses and jams? The workshops are focused on learning and progression, you receive feedback and we will break down games and exercises so we can all focus on improv skills as a group. In a jam there will be no feedback given, you might be playing with improvisers you’ve never met before and unlike workshops there will be a live audience.
2. I’m scared, I’m not that experienced with improv. What if I am rubbish and not funny? Don’t worry! A jam is not meant to be a fully professional and perfect performance. There is no pressure to be good or funny or clever - it is an opportunity to practise, meet new people and most of all have fun! Plus your host (Melissa) will be supervising all the scenes and will jump in to help if you need it, she is there to make you look extra great (not that you need it)
3. Do I have to buy a ticket in advance? .Booking in advance is advised so we know how many people to expect on the night. If there are not enough tickets booked in advance the event may not go ahead
4. Do I have to get up and perform? Nope, if you prefer to watch and support the other improvisors from the audience that is perfectly fine
5. What language is the jam in? English
6. Do I have to be a native speaker or fluent? Definitely not, if you find yourself blocked by language remember you can always improvise using sounds, body language or even speak in gibberish!

Want more info? www.melissa-dalton.com/digdeepimprov

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