January 7 Dolphin Surprise Party! Amelia Fowler hosts hilarious comediennes and a dolphin is sure to make an appearance.
January 14 GUTTER BALLS! Walt Frasier hosts 10-year reunion from Off Broadway Run featuring current and former fan faves!
January 21 LMAO 2020 in Review! Samuel Van Wyk heads a cast of our top players.
January 28 ABSENT MINDED COMEDY R-Rated comedy uncensored hosted by Nathan Armstrong
The all professional cast of EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH presents hilarious interactive musical comedy improvised based on audience suggestions and participation. We recreate the club magic on ZOOM with high energy. No two drink minimum, but we turn any room of yours into a comedy club. CLICK HERE for TICKETS See you back in Times Square soon! EMAIL us for information about classes, private events and more. We have online options for colleges, corporate events (team building workshops, shows) and K12 educational outreach.
Every Sunday at 7pm join us on youtube.com/lmaonyc for the latest sketch comedy form the Sunday Night Laughs writer’s room headed up by Samuel Van Wyk, with Tyler J. Oakley, Robin Murray and Walt Frasier. Many of your fave EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH cast mates pop in an out of these sketch videos as well.
Check out this playlists with new videos uploaded 2-3 times/week. Each video is under a minute OR a compilations of shorter quick laughs. Check out your favorite players making fun to top news stories, scandals and more.
JANUARY CLASSES – Adults, Teens & Kids
Support the arts while learning some new skills and help create much needed laughs.
Mondays 8pm Stand-Up Comedy 60-minute open mic type session plus coaching on developing original material, performance techniques and getting stage time.
Tuesdays 8pm Improv 101 All Level Game Play Adults (16+ Welcome)
ADVANCED LEVEL Classes for Teens (Saturday 12pm and Sunday 1pm) Currently sold out. If your teen is ready for advanced level work, contact us and we can get you into those sessions on a case by case basis.
Wednesday 8pm Advanced Improv Techniques: 201 level work, have a ton of fun playing games used to develop higher competency in making great offers, developing characters, story and more.
Saturday 2pm Long Form Improv Styles: 301 Level work, each week, learn new styles of Long Form Improv comedy, develop techniques to sustain an extended improvised show from a single launching point.
These classes are designed to go past improv basics. Through different drills, exercises and games, we’ll strengthen your improv skills. We’ll focus on improv techniques that will help you build richer characters, make stronger initiations, and raise the stakes of your scene work by making more dynamic choices.
Beyond great Improv training, these classes develop better skills for all performers as well as other professions. Improv is great for any professional looking to get ahead. Develop both better team and leadership skills, thinking out of the box, building confidence in self while learning to trust others.
ZOOM Links shared after registration.
TOTALLY NEW TO IMPROV you might find these courses intimidating. Drop by one our jam sessions and learn about classes for ALL LEVELS – CLICK HERE for 1010 level work
Email us today to discuss dates and rates for 2021 Spring programming. We have private shows, workshops OR get discount admission to public programming for smaller groups. Our online rates run 50-80% off our live program rates AND there are no travel costs. We can host ZOOM or use your platform of choice.
We hope to see you back on campus in the Fall.
Now more than ever students need interactive entertainment. It’s not safe to do that in person these days, at least not for the next four months or so but we can deliver amazing entertainment to college and university campuses via ZOOM.
SUNDAY NIGHT LAUGHS: New Sketch Every Sunday 7pm
With 7000+ shows in Times Square and touring nationwide since 2002, LMAO by EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH have been performing LIVE on ZOOM since March 2020. We keep the shows short, just around 45-minutes and we keep the rates at a fraction of our previous live events, as low as $200. OR we can get you super crazy discounted tickets to invite smaller club groups to our weekly public programming.
SHORT TAKES: New Videos uploaded almost daily!
The audiences have been so grateful to have quality professional entertainment that allows them to be a part of the action.
Just like our live performances, an MC introduces the show and warms up the audience. We include a number of interactive elements with guests making crazy sound effects, filling the blanks of human MadLibs and even doing some improv of their own.
Past College Comedy Tour Destinations include: Montclair State University, NJ University of Dayton, OH Hastings College, NE Ursuline College (OH) High Point University (NC) University of MD (MD) Yeshiva University (NYC), Georgetown University (DC) Mt. Ida College (MA) Williams College (MA) Pratt University (NYC) Virginia Wesleyan (VA) College Misericordia (PA) Stonehill College (MA) Bloomfield College (NJ), Lynchburg College (VA) Hofstra University (NY) Princeton University (NJ) Roger Williams University (RI) Vaughn College, NYC St. Johns University Pace University – 5 shows for student group orientations summer 2011, NY
Since 2003 Improv 4 Kids by EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH has presented 1000s of shows for K12 schools, camps, community centers and family events hosting shows at our Times Square, NYC Theater and touring nationwide. Now the team offers shows & workshops online!
NYC Field Trips – Hosting bus loads of k12 students
Public Shows – Smaller groups attending our Times Square shows
Touring Company performing at local theaters, libraries, community centers
School Assemblies – Edutainment teaching cultural arts, creative arts and character building
Workshops – Using Improv to teach creativity, public speaking and self confidence
Residencies – Developing improv teams and comedy clubs in schools
Professional Development – Teaching teachers to use comedy and be more confident as well as corporate style team building.
NOW ONLINE SHOW, WORKSHOPS, RESIDENCIES & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Since March 2020 we have logged 1000s of hours teaching/performing on ZOOM and other platforms. We expect to continue this trend through April 2021.
Laughter truly is the best medicine. Whether through shows or workshops, students need the laughter for hope and purpose. We make school fun.
Along the way Improv teaches creative writing, critical thinking, team dynamics, public speaking/presentation skills, self confidence, listening, focus, respect etc etc etc. Simply playing these games teaches empathy.
ONLINE SHOWS
On zoom we can host up to 90 students (100ppl max minus cast and teachers) in one show, which is about the same as most of our Times Square field trips (2-3 classes, 50-90). The shows are HIGHLY interactive. Students, instead of screaming out suggestions for scenes, type ideas into the chat. A few students are invited to participate in the games themselves, directly steering the course of scenes and stories. We approximate the club experience of a Times Square field trip better than most would expect, and provide more intimacy than the typical school assembly.
WORKSHOPS
On zoom we recommend no more than 10 students/teacher (8 is ideal). With Breakout rooms we can work with multiple classes and teachers at once. We can work with more if budget and timing demands but like any education teacher/student ratio reflects quality of outcome.
With 1000s of hours logged teaching K12 students, Walt Frasier, artistic director of Improv 4 Kids and EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH wrote a book, two actually, published via Amazon in September. Read “Improv on Zoom” and/or “Stand-Up Comedy” for FREE via KindleUnlimited. Just $7.99 for the paperback or Kindle edition.
As stated in the book “Improv on Zoom” by Walt Frasier, we have designed our classes to work online. We have adjusted games to best teach the skills and keep students engaged.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
One-off workshops introduce the art form to students. While playing games we impart some life skills and wisdom to further inspire greatness as students. Working with the pros, we teach why listening and focus is so important, beyond keeping teachers and parents sane. We inspire students to project their voices, using better diction. After all jokes that are unheard or comprehended, are not funny. Students from our residencies and pubic classes develop into leaders ready to command an audience with the sound of their voice and the trained movement of their physical communication skills.
SELF CONFIDENCE
Most importantly, and our proudest achievement, is seeing shy students break down walls and come out of their shells. EVERY class we teach, the host teacher or principal or PTA parent would remark, I never expected THAT student to get involved. We create a safe space to play which encourages the shyest among us to play. Over time, through residencies and public classes our students learn to truly be confident, not just over compensate for insecurities with ego and arrogance.
LANGUAGE ARTS
While all theater arts teaches presentation and self confidence, Improv stands out in its ability to teach other academics. Improvisation requires creative writing skills. Even in our shows and one-off workshops, we inspire students to get interested in story, becoming more curious about language arts classes. In our residencies and public classes, our students develop creative writing and critical thinking. They learn to pop out original characters, pantomime and discover setting, and build action (Story arc/plot). In some classes we combine Improv with Stand-Up Comedy so we can further codify these skills with actual writing. Students learn to use Improv to beat writer’s block. This passion for story telling reflects in the student’s respect for the classics – getting more curious about novels, plays, poems and short stories discussed on class.
Interested in more information. EMAIL Walt Frasier for dates & rates of our online programs. We can also have you audit one of our online classes or shows to see our teacher artists at work. NYC DOE VENDORS
January ONLINE Comedy Classes
Mondays 8pm Stand-Up Comedy 60-minute open mic type session plus coaching on developing original material, performance techniques and getting stage time.
Tuesdays 8pm Improv 101 All Level Game Play Adults (16+ Welcome)
ADVANCED LEVEL Classes for Teens (Saturday 12pm and Sunday 1pm) Currently sold out. If your teen is ready for advanced level work, contact us and we can get you into those sessions on a case by case basis.
The all professional cast of EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH presents hilarious interactive musical comedy improvised based on audience suggestions and participation. We recreate the club magic on ZOOM with high energy. No two drink minimum, but we turn any room of yours into a comedy club. CLICK HERE for tickets to online shows. See you back in Times Square ASAP!!!
January 7 GUTTER BALLS! Walt Frasier hosts 10-year reunion from Off Broadway Run featuring current and former fan faves!
January 14 Dolphin Surprise Party! Amelia Fowler hosts hilarious comediennes and a dolphin is sure to make an appearance.
January 21 LMAO 2020 in Review! Samuel Van Wyk heads a cast of our top players.
January 28 ABSENT MINDED COMEDY R-Rated comedy uncensored hosted by Nathan Armstrong
Improv 4 Kids / Improv 4 Teens hosts field trips at our Times Square theater and tours Schools, Camps, Community Centers and private events nationwide.
Every year thousands of hopefuls flood to New York City with stars in their eyes. BIG DREAMS. Most of them have the talent to make it. Most of them won’t make it.
Not because for all the reasons your parents warned you about.
WORK HARD!!!! Treat this business like a business. Write, audition, develop talents, read trade papers (Backstage etc), read plays, learn new songs, try to get free tickets to as many free shows as you can.
WORK SMART!!!! Use the technology at your disposal. Be on EVERY PLATFORM. Brand yourself.
WORK NICE!!! BE someone people want to work with. Don’t let ego and insecurity ruin great relationships. Don’t be an AHOLE!
LISTEN TO THE PROS!!!! Ignore the negativity from family and so-called friends OR WORSE the wannabes working next to you at the restaurant. NONE of them know how to make it as an artist. NONE of them!!!!
CREATE OPPORTUNITY!!!! Don’t wait to be discovered.
ROI!!!! RETURN ON INVESTMENT is one of the most important business ideas artists FAIL. Time = Money. Money = Money. ROI = RESULTS minus time & money invested. Results are not always monetary. But you do need money to pay rent.
KEEP EXPENSES LOW!!!!! The money sucks at the beginning and sometimes long after. If you want to be a working artist, instead of serving drinks or selling shoes, get rid of awesome apartments, you don’t need the newest iphone every year, wear clothes to keep you warm and not naked, not to impress. You don’t need a survival job if your money from acting pays the bills. Live within your means so you can dream bigger!!!!
Most people fail because they did listen to their parents, or worse, bitter failed actors working in the same restaurants.
If you want your seat at the table in this biz, you have to treat it like a BIZ.
I am going on 15 years without a boss. My journey is far from typical but not unique either.
I moved to New York City with big dreams in 1997. By 1998 I was married. The fear of not providing for my “family” had both my wife and I working 60+ hours as waiters to pay the bills.
When 9-11 came and went we both re-evaluated our lives. We decided from that day – OK it was about a year later, not an over night decision – that we did not move to NYC, we were not put on this earth to serve food and drink.
After a few showcases, regional shows and a national tour, we started our own company. We were now working actors, except the money was not great AND we never saw each other. If I was single and a few years younger (30 in 2002) I would have been fine. Sometimes I wish I had made this move right out of college. However what was to come in the next three years would never have occurred without the dark times. I became a better artist. I became a better entrepreneur.
We wrote a show, at the time mostly sketch with lots of musical parody. Our frame of reference, being from Washington, DC was Capitol steps. We held auditions, rehearsed in our own apartment and booked a few venues around town that would do a door split (No rent. The venue gives you a percentage of your ticket sales.) We did not make any money but so far we have not spent any money either, except for the studio to hold auditions (about $20 – it was a crappy place with a trash bag covering a hole in the wall, but it served its purpose – That whole building is now an American Eagle in Times Square lol)
At times we would even skip auditions, instead meeting folks at Starbucks. In the middle of one interview I had a total caffeine induced anxiety attack – I would forever on call Starbucks Ice Coffee “CRACK ON ICE”.
That first December 2002 show was in the old Danny’s Seagreen Ballroom, across the street from Don’t Tell Mama’s famous piano bar and cabaret club. Within 8 months we were performing paid gigs.
HOW did we make that move so fast? Not because we are great sales people, that’s for sure. I hate picking up the phone amnd blind calling just hear another NO, or worse, send me your package (THE MOST EXPENSIVE NO THERE IS!!!)
We hustled AND we embraced technology.
We printed flyers, at first at home, hand cut, then eventually via copies at staples and then we actually got a marketing sponsor. They paid for printing of professional quality postcards ($250 for 5000) with our show advertised on one side, their restaurant or business on the back. We spent HOURS handing out flyers in Times Square. We started to get audiences of 20+ per show.
We got on Myspace when everyone was saying Myspace was just for musicians and hookers. We were one of the first on Facebook, Twitter and even were invited to beta test Google+. Sadly we were late to the game on Instagram. We started posting videos early on Youtube. BEFORE Justin Bieber was discovered. AND Laurice was developing a website that was rich with text. Everyone complained about how it look compared to fancy FLASH designs BUT our site was the first to pop up in searches. Even UCB had to pay to be ahead of us and they were far more established at that point.
By the end of 2003, We spent $6000 on a yellow pages ad with ZERO results. BUT through Myspace and promoting ourselves around NYC via flyers and shows, we booked our first college gig at University of Maryland (September 2003), our first Improv 4 Kids shows at 4 Connecticut schools (October) and a few corporate holiday gigs (December). During this first year we were bouncing around from theater to theater. We were meeting other producers, artists and even marketing teams from comedy clubs.
We learned from our mistakes on stage and off. By Summer 2005, we quit our days jobs to focus 100% on marketing and performing. We were now performing 6-8 sold out shows/week in Times Square, performing a few college shows, a few dozen corporate events and a few hundred K12 school shows (Improv 4 Kids TOOK OFF IN A BIG WAY!!!!).
Like entrepreneurs we were working 70-80 hours a week so we did not have to work 40 hours / week for someone else. By the end of 2005 I was making more/week performing my own show, now 100% improv comedy, than my friends doing non-union tours and cruise ships. The only ones doing better were doing Broadway and or TV full time.
In 2006 I made my TV debut, 100% because we were in the clubs. MTV called the NYC Improv looking for a fat guy with a hairy back. It was Monday night, we had a sold out 8pm show. Eric Hansen, the club manager asked if I was available the next morning. I booked it. Around the same time I got myself booked on Letterman simply sending out my postcards. Letterman’s stage door was a block from the NY Improv. In 2008, while I was managing Joe Franklin’s comedy club for a 6-month stint, I was introduced to my manager. Within a month I was filming my first SAG commercial, making more in a day (Over three years of royalties etc) than I did in 6-months at the time.
In 2008 we cam into some money and said, NOW we can do it the right way, right? We hired a PR firm. Spent $10,000!!!! With ZERO returns.
Our success is 100% due to hustling in crowds to our shows, then building repeat business by being good on stage and off. We were entertaining AND fun to hang out with off stage. We greeted our guests with smiles at the door, grateful they attended OUR show with 1000s to choose from in NYC.
WORK HARD WORK SMART WORK NICE
In hindsight my advice for kids & teens that want to work in this business. START NOW. Start writing songs, plays, comedy routines. Start creating work on online platforms. I have a couple students taking this advice and KILLING IT!
My advice for 30+ adults, DO THE SAME THING!!!!! The late, great Oren Sandal (R.I.P.) told me in 1992, if you are not getting the work you want, CREATE IT!
A lazy writer, I found success doing improv comedy – very few can claim making a living solely form improvisation in the theater. My income comes from performing, teaching and producing. I spend 60-80 hours a week, EVEN in these crazy times, so I never have to go back to carrying a tray of drinks. And sometimes I am even rewarded with another TV gig etc so those that don’t know any better realize I am successful (LOL). NO REGRETS!!!!
Walt Frasier Artistic Director Piano, MC, Teacher Member since 2002 WEBSITE TV credits include Billions (CBS), Friends of the People (TruTV), Blue Bloods (CBS) Royal Pains (USA), Lilyhammer (NETFLIX),Naked Brothers Band (NICK), Fat Pants (Dr. Oz Promo), Late Night with David Letterman (9 eps), Hair Trauma (2 eps, WE). Walter is a New Yorker since 1997, but grew up in Maryland, getting his theatrical start in Washington DC area. If you have called to book a gig or groups sales you most likely talked with this guy. Walter has also performed internationally in theater, music and even Opera.
January ONLINE Comedy Classes
Mondays 8pm Stand-Up Comedy 60-minute open mic type session plus coaching on developing original material, performance techniques and getting stage time.
Tuesdays 8pm Improv 101 All Level Game Play Adults (16+ Welcome)
ADVANCED LEVEL Classes for Teens (Saturday 12pm and Sunday 1pm) Currently sold out. If your teen is ready for advanced level work, contact us and we can get you into those sessions on a case by case basis.
The all professional cast of EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH presents hilarious interactive musical comedy improvised based on audience suggestions and participation. We recreate the club magic on ZOOM with high energy. No two drink minimum, but we turn any room of yours into a comedy club. CLICK HERE for tickets to online shows. See you back in Times Square ASAP!!!
January 7 GUTTER BALLS! Walt Frasier hosts 10-year reunion from Off Broadway Run featuring current and former fan faves!
January 14 Dolphin Surprise Party! Amelia Fowler hosts hilarious comediennes and a dolphin is sure to make an appearance.
January 21 LMAO 2020 in Review! Samuel Van Wyk heads a cast of our top players.
January 28 ABSENT MINDED COMEDY R-Rated comedy uncensored hosted by Nathan Armstrong
January 21 LMAO Off Broadway featuring our current top cast members (Comparable to our Times Square show and the one touring corporate events and colleges nationwide) hosted by Samuel Van Wyk
Mondays 8pm Stand-Up Comedy 60-minute open mic type session plus coaching on developing original material, performance techniques and getting stage time.
Tuesdays 8pm Improv 101 All Level Game Play Adults (16+ Welcome)
ADVANCED LEVEL Classes for Teens (Saturday 12pm and Sunday 1pm) Currently sold out. If your teen is ready for advanced level work, contact us and we can get you into those sessions on a case by case basis.
Holiday Comedy Special Sketch Comedy Christmas 2020 goes live Wednesday, December 23, 2020 7pm
Holiday Comedy Special Sketch Comedy Christmas 2020
Hilarious playlist of comedy sketches themed for the holidays. Each filmed by the artists themselves in Quarantine form around the country.
Thank you for all the support these past months. See you back in Times Square soon. This is our FIRST of many comedy specials thanks to our newly formed writing team. Join us every Sunday at 7pm for live premiere of new sketches.
The Sunday Night Laughs Writers’ Room
Samuel Van Wyk (Head Writer), Tyler J. Oakley, Robin Murray, Walt Frasier
Also featuring Izzy Saks, Patrick Reidy, Ivana Mendez, Ryan Hudzik, Maddy Marquis, Andrea Hernandez Mieres, Brandon Ford, Steven Prestia and the amazing art of Aly G. Robalino
7000+ Improv Comedy Shows LIVE from #TimesSquare and touring Nationwide since 2002 NOW Online shows, classes and private events via ZOOM and various platforms.
The Writer’s Room: Samuel van Wyk (Head Writer), Tyler J. Oakley, Robin Murray, Walt Frasier (Music Supervisor)
Additional cast members as of the time of this blog post: Patrick Reidy, Izzy Saks, Ryan Hudzik, Ivana Mendez, Maddy Marquis, Andrea Hernandez Mieres.
LMAO by EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH has a long tradition of producing sketch comedy. We are very excited to get back to our roots. Due to busy schedules the past 5 years with corporate event and K12 outreach touring, these activities have fallen by the wayside.
Now with a new team of writers, LMAO is back with its Sunday Night Laughs Sketch Series. New sketches can be seen every Sunday at 7pm via https://www.youtube.com/lmaonyc. Support the cast and crew each week by joining us for live commentary or watch anytime.
CLASSIC LMAO
ALSO Check out some or classic sketches form the past 10 years. here is a playlist ranked by our most viewed videos of all time
CLICK HERE to download printable one page PDF Interested in Shows & Classes, check links in the menu for upcoming sessions.
Every time you get on stage, think of these tips before speaking.
Face Audience
When in doubt, making eye contact and playing to the audience is the plan. Play downstage (towards audience) center. Never stay upstage too long. Never leave stage / staging area. Never face away from audience. On camera (Online Presentation) Have your eyes just above the midpoint, showing the top of your shoulders and leaving juts a little bit of space above the hair line.
Smile
You will play a range of emotions as an actor and comic. BUT when in doubt share your biggest grin. People smile when you smile. Laugh when you laugh. OK I think I am quoting an old song now, but serious it works. Remember our #1 Rule: HAVE FUN!!!!
Breathe
Before speaking take a big breath. You need air to project. Breath = character, text, emotion, movement. Breathe in your inner monologue/subtext intent. Breathe in confidence. Fill your body and mind with the power of oxygen.
Project
When you are new to live performance, chances are what you think is normal will not be heard in the first row. You may feel like you are screaming. Send your voice and physical presence to the back of the theater. An acting teacher once told me, “Imagine you are 20 feet tall.” Imagine you are making eye contact and speaking intimately to someone in the back row. I like to imagine a balcony even in small theaters. UP AND OUT!!!
Listen
Whether, acting, singing, dancing or performing comedy, listening to your surroundings becomes most important to the overall performance. An artist is hyper aware of fellow artists on stage and the audience. The best performances of any kind have the artist listening and responding in real time. Whether scripted or improvised, your characters are experiencing life without a script.
Focus
From the time you arrive at the theater for performance/rehearsal/class focus on the task at hand is extremely important. Take a moment of quiet time to sort out your own life. Prepare yourself to discover and rediscover your character (s) and material. Relax your breath. Stretch out your body. Do a few tongue twisters. Warm up your voice. Journal your thoughts. Be ready to rock!!!
As you grow as an artist you will break these rules often and on purpose. But always return to center!
Develop creative writing and performance skills while discovering your inner comedic genius! We look forward to returning to Times Square soon – currently aiming for 4/1/20. Until then we will continue our popular online options. Sign up today for HOLIDAY SPECIAL!!!!! January Comedy Classes and start dropping in to end of December Sessions for FREE
QUICK LINKS January Comedy Classes
Mondays 8pm Stand-Up Comedy 60-minute open mic type session plus coaching on developing original material, performance techniques and getting stage time.
Tuesdays 8pm Improv 101 All Level Game Play Adults (16+ Welcome)
ADVANCED LEVEL Classes for Teens (Saturday 12pm and Sunday 1pm) Currently sold out. If your teen is ready for advanced level work, contact us and we can get you into those sessions on a case by case basis.
RATES for above classes, $75/month ONE Class weekly, $125 unlimited drop in for your classes in your age group/skill level (Advanced students can drop in ALL LEVELS classes to play).
DROP IN ANYTIME
New to Improv comedy? No problem. We allow new students to drop into our entry level classes anytime. The key to learning how improvise and use Improv in your every day life is simply playing the games.
Many students stay at the 101 level for months and years. Unlike many other arts, you continue to learn and develop simply by playing the games. The 101 level classes are not remedial in any way.
These classes can be enjoyed by first time players, but also experienced performers just looking to play. Every time you play a game you are building your skills in creative writing, critical thinking, team dynamics, public speaking, and self confidence.
If you are serious about learning improv in a more intense setting, and you have some experience with us or other schools, we recommend our advanced level courses. We still have a ton of fun, but in these classes we have fun being intense. If looking for a more laid back setting, stick with the 101 classes. By intense, we mean, we are very serious about being silly. We are looking to grow digging deeper into our character work, developing stories, and creating picturesque settings with our pantomime and imaginations. These classes are for those looking for a career in performing, teaching and producing comedy, as well as amateurs interested in deeper study.
However, unlike many schools, we will not hold you back at the 101 level. If you have been with us and want to dig deeper the option is yours. For teens, we ask you to realize this means being a little more mature. For all this means preparing to take the plunge into more artistic discovery of self and others as well as the skills and techniques.
With more advanced work we learn there is so much beyond the laughs. We submerge ourselves into new new worlds through character and story.
Bottom line to all of the above babble, we want YOU to experience our classes in the best way possible that is rewarding to YOU. We will only make adjustments and request you enlist in a certain class if we feel your work is having adverse affect on you or other students. Otherwise we encourage you to be where you feel most comfortable and get the most out of your time with us.
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