What is an improv jam?
- It’s like an open mic for long-form improv
- Bring your own team (4-6 people) or come solo
- Solo players will be assigned to a group for the jam
Who can perform at a jam?
- Improvisers who have completed a long-form improv class with Regan Starr are welcome to perform.
- For exceptions, please contact us.
2 options to perform
At the jam, you will write your name on a card and place it under one of these options:
- Solo Player
- You’ll be assigned to a group for the jam
- Team
- You assemble a team of 4-6 people and perform together
Performer Info
- If you bring your own team, you can do any style of long-form during your set (montage, monoscene, living room opening, etc.)
- Solo players will perform the “montage” format. You’ll get a suggestion and launch into your first scene (no opening).
- Stage time is divided equally among the groups performing. For example, if there are four groups, then each group will do a 15 minute set.
Want to hear about future jams?
Join our Improviser email list to be notified when new jam dates are announced.
Other questions?
Feel free to contact us about jams.