The Improvised Comedy Group

Summer Term will go on sale on Fri 21 March 2025.
Are you ready to level-up your improv?
When you’ve got a solid grounding in the core skills of improv, this level will help you finesse your skills, work on more advanced concepts and work on making you a more adaptable improviser.
This course is for improvisers with some experience and therefore you will need to apply to join. At minimum you will have been part of our “Making It Up: Core Skills” for at least one term. If you have significant improv experience elsewhere you may also apply.
To apply, you will need to send us details of your improv experience so far, and anything you might like to achieve from our Advanced Skills programme, you can do that here. Then when applications have been reviewed if the advanced group is suitable for you, you will be able to book over the phone with Box Office on 0115 941 9419.
By applying you accept that we only have a limited number of places and will make decisions based on what we think will create the best experience for you and the group as a whole. If we are unable to accommodate you in the Advanced Skills group this term, we recommend booking on the Core Skills group which varies in content every term.
Looking for the Making It Up – Core Skills group? Take a look here.
Want to spread payments across a term?
We offer a pay in 3 option for this course, if you are interested in spreading payments please contact our Box Office on boxoffice@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk
Lloydie James Lloyd

Lloydie is an improviser from Nottingham who performs in Nottingham with Rhymes Against Humanity – The Improvised Musical, plus internationally with a host of other groups. He is also the host of The Improv Chronicle Podcast, a documentary podcast for improvisers. Lloydie trained at UCB (New York), iO and Annoyance Theatres (Chicago) and travels regularly to pick up new perspectives on the art form. He is a qualified mental health first aider and has a background in broadcasting and communications. In 2022 he produced a new, improv comedy show for a national radio network.

We believe that theatre should be for everyone and always ensure our building and sessions are accessible to all participants, removing any barriers to participation. Find out more about Access at Nottingham Playhouse here and please tell us if there is anything further we can do to ensure our sessions are accessible for you. You can get in touch at participation@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk.