IMPROV COMEDY WORKSHOP with James Hancox - Mundaring

Have you ever wanted to try improvised comedy? Done it before and want to practice your skills?

In this fun, supportive and playful workshop for adults, we will explore the skills required to improvise comedy scenes and sketches from scratch. Through practical games and activities, you'll learn how to give and accept offers, collaborate with your fellow improvisers and make bold choices in the moment.

Beginners are very welcome - as well as those who wish to brush up on existing skills and have a jam.

Come ready to play and laugh - with water and comfortable clothes.

Spaces are limited. Book now to avoid disappointment.

WHEN?

6:30-8:30pm, Thursday 23rd October 2025

WHERE?

The Hub of The Hills, 8 Craig St, Mundaring WA 6073

HOW MUCH?

$50 + BF per person. $40 Early Bird tickets are available until midday on Thursday 9th October.

ABOUT JAMES

James Hancox is an actor, improviser, theatre-maker and MC whose work blends theatre and comedy and has toured arts festivals around the world.

Graduating with a degree in Devised Theatre from Dartington College of Arts (UK) in 2001, he began his career as part of improv music act Abandoman - most notably performing at the London Apollo, on ‘8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown’ and as the support act for Ed Sheeran’s tour.

Returning to his theatre-making roots, he went on to create six critically-acclaimed solo shows and toured them to arts festivals around the world - combining physical theatre, clown, improvisation and his own original music. He has been described as a ‘master of physical theatre’ (Fringefeed) with ‘a lightning quick wit’ (Gutter Culture). 

Since relocating to Perth in 2019, James is a regular improviser with Cluedunnit Murder Mysteries at His Majesty’s Theatre, has had roles in A Midsummer Nights Dream (Actors Workshop) and We Will Rock You (Platinum Entertainment), and most recently founded Tiny Shed Theatre Company: making bold, imaginative theatre for young people and touring it around schools and festivals. 

Alongside his creative work, James has run theatre workshops for over two decades: beginning as a college lecturer in the UK, then moving into primary education, then secondary, before offering independent sessions to a wide range of students, artists and institutions. He has worked with WAAPA, Perth Youth Theatre and the Australian Institute of Theatresports and many schools in WA.