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C. “Go with the Group” by Matt Folliott (Canada)

  • The Improv Company “Nook” (#02-05) 28 Aliwal Street Singapore, 199918 Singapore (map)

Synopsis:

Group scenes can be challenging. How do we share focus when we’re all on stage and what do we focus on to explore when we all have our own ideas? 

Everyone you improvise with has a different lived experience. How do we incorporate each other's points of view, experiences and creativity into cohesive group play? 

This workshop will introduce you to different approaches for having fun, focused group scenes and creating a group mind within your ensemble with an emphasis on keeping it simple and connecting.

Important information:

Suitable for improvisers of intermediate to advanced level.

Kindly note that the workshop venue is on the 2nd level and is not wheelchair-accessible.

About the Teacher - Matt Folliott (Canada)

Matt Folliott is a Comedian/Actor/Writer from Toronto, Canada, and a former cast member of The Second City National Touring Company and Canadian Comedy Award Winning Sketch Group The Sketchersons. Matt was nominated for Best Male Improviser two years in a row in Toronto’s beloved NOW magazine and a Canadian Comedy Award for Best Improv Troupe with his group K$M (pronounced K and M) and has had the pleasure of performing and teaching improv across the globe in festivals like NOW Improv Festival (Beijing), Manila Improv Festival, Vietnam Improv Festival, Improvaganza (Edmonton, CND), Vancouver International Improv Festival, Mprov (Montreal, CND), Ottawa Improv Festival, The Winnipeg Improv Festival and The Seattle International Festival of Improv.


You can hear him or see him on your TV or laptop screens in shows like Bakugan (Netflix), PJ Masks (Disney +), Clifford the Big Red Dog (Prime Video), Agent Binky: Pets of the Universe (Treehouse), Workin’ Moms (Netflix), Baroness Von Sketch Show (Netflix) and Odd Squad (PBS Kids). For more on Matt check out mattfolliott.com.

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