Musical Improv (intermediate level) with Lisa Lynn

Musical Improv (intermediate level)
Building on the basics of Musical impro to look at a larger variety of expected Musical theatre songs and tropes – counterpoints, cyphers, tag line songs, Dream sequences etc. All of your favourite things from musicals, and how to joyfully cram them into your improv show! I can teach you everything but tap dancing...that said if you know how, bring your tap shoes!

This workshop is capped at 16 people.

Tickets also available for the Day 1/Saturday musical workshop on the Saturday where we go through the structure of musical improvements in a beginner friendly way

We also have a $25 financial support ticket available (1 per workshop), if you want to attend but funds are an issue please just get in touch to get the code.

About Lisa Lynn

After graduating with a First Class BA Honours Degree in Musical Theatre 2009, Lisa moved to London and has been working as a performer there, and around the world, ever since. More experienced in live Theatre (from Classics to New Writing, Shakespeare to Musicals) Lisa is hoping to move more into Screen Acting in 2026 after touring the world doing impro. Her first Lead Role in a Short Film ‘New Year’s Day’ helped the film into several film festivals, where it was both nominated for, and won, several awards. Lisa also teaches and directs between acting jobs.

With a Drama PGCE from Goldsmith’s College (University of London) at Masters Level - Lisa has been a fully qualified teacher since 2013. On the DBS Update Service, Lisa has been a Guest Director, Guest Lecturer, Supply Teacher and Head of Acting and Performing Arts at over 50 schools, college’s and Universities across the UK on a substitute teacher basis to support her acting career. She is also an experienced chaperone and children’s party entertainer. Lisa teaches for the UK’s Number 1 Improv School: HOOPLA, as well as teaching a variety of Acting, Shakespeare, Musical Improv and Improv Workshops across the UK and at International Festivals around the globe.

The venue has a no shoes policy on the main floor, so remember to wear your best and brightest socks.

Unfortunately this venue is not wheelchair accessible.

The venue has a no shoes policy on the main floor, so remember to wear your best and brightest socks.

The Perth Improvised Theatre Society performs on the unceded lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people, who have been yarning, telling stories and cracking jokes since time immemorial. We pay our respects to their elders, past and present.

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