In this one hour workshop, students dive into the fundamentals of improvisation as they learn to think on their feet, tell stories collaboratively, and build scenes without a script. Through high-energy games and creative activities, students will strengthen their communication skills, boost confidence, and discover the power of teamwork and humor on stage.
The program can be delivered as a one-time workshop or a multi-day residency (3–5 sessions), allowing for deeper skill-building and creative exploration over time. Teachers benefit from observing drama-based strategies they can apply in future lessons. We can accommodate for students with disabilities, such as sensory-friendly modifications and alternative forms of participation for nonverbal students. Intro to Improv is a joyful, inclusive experience that invites every student to participate, collaborate, and think on their feet.
Artist Background
Raleigh Little Theatre’s education program engages youth ages 2–18 in theatre training that supports both artistic development and personal growth. Our mission is to use the power of theatre to build confidence, encourage creativity, and foster a lifelong appreciation for the arts. We believe that theatre cultivates empathy, strengthens communication skills, and celebrates diversity—helping students grow not just as performers, but as individuals.
Our teaching artists bring extensive experience in educational settings, working effectively with a range of age groups, learning styles, and abilities. Lessons are adapted to be inclusive, accessible, and aligned with developmental and academic goals. Raleigh Little Theatre is committed to creating a welcoming, empowering environment where every student can thrive—onstage and beyond.
Search Criteria
- Program Type: Workshop/Residency
- Discipline: Multi-Disciplinary, Theatre
- Grade Level: Elementary, High, Middle
- Does Not Accept bookings in Johnston County
