Six Degrees of Separation
MULTIWEEKThis two-session workshop will teach an improv form inspired by the 1990 play (and 1993 film) Six Degrees of Separation ˆby John Guare. As in the play, the form begins with a pair of characters telling a story directly to the audience. The story provides the form's "spine" from which we will cut back and forth to the action being described. (In this way it is similar to a Spokane/Pretty Flower but with more of a narrative aspect.) I think the direct address and rapid pace will work especially well on Zoom!
Location: Online
Tue Nov 9, 2021 3pm-5pm (PDT)
Tue Nov 16, 2021 3pm-5pm
$90 USD, 8 (of 8) enrolled
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About Brandon Gardner: Brandon is a writer, performer and improv teacher in Los Angeles. He has been an instructor at UCB since 2009 where he holds the record for most Intro to Game classes taught (116 and counting). The dude loves teaching Game. DAVID, a short film he co-wrote with Zach Woods, was an Official Selection of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival. He has been trying to get a manager for the last eight years.
How This Works
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- You'll get an address in your enrollment email. Online classes are on Zoom.
- LATE DROP POLICY: If drop less than 12 hours before start of class, we will ask that you still pay for the class.