Musical Improv Advanced Diagnostic

Musical Improv Advanced Diagnostic

Are you looking to get tailored feedback on your musical improv? Do you feel like you’ve hit a plateau or are struggling to advance? Have something specific you’d like to work on? Then this class is for you!

This special one-day-only Musical Improv Advanced Diagnostic is a class for intermediate and advanced musical improvisers looking to get personalized feedback and tools for improving their craft.

Throughout this class, Jed will help to identify personal strengths and work to strengthen weaknesses through tailored challenges to push you out of your comfort zone.

Because of its advanced focus, this class is for intermediate to advanced musical improvisers with at least a year of experience performing improv.

The Instructor: Jed Levine

Jed is an All Out Comedy instructor and mainstage cast member with over a decade of experience as a musical improviser, coach and teacher. You can find him performing improvised musicals twice a month with the team he co-created and coaches, Knockoff Broadway. He also coaches several independent musical improv teams and the All Out Comedy musical improv house team RiOt: An Improvised Rock Opera.

Jed is a graduate of the Second City Musical Improv Conservatory in Chicago and is an alumni of the critically-acclaimed musical improv company Baby Wants Candy. In the Bay Area, Jed has been a guest player for improvised musicals at BATS Improv and teaches musical improv at Leela in San Francisco where he coaches the musical improv P.I.E. team. Jed is the founder of Bay Area Musical Improv, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities for local musical improvisers, and a co-founder of the Bay Area Musical Improv Festival.

Requirements: Intermediate to advanced musical improvisers with at least a year of experience performing improv.

Date: Saturday, Nov 29: 4:00pm - 7:00pm

Registration: $60

Location: All Out Comedy Theater, 2550 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94612

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