Thingamajig Theatre Company and the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts are pleased to announce an upcoming Improv Comedy Class led by Karisa Bruin and Scott Morehead, running from January 8 through March 4, 2024. This class is for anyone who wants to have a good time and have some belly laughs. Absolutely no experience required. Ages 18 and up.
Lickety-Split Comedy is a new comedy and improvisation group founded by veteran performers Karisa Bruin and Scott Morehead, who both came up through the Chicago comedy scene and have spent the last 20 years treading the boards of improv and sketch theaters large and small, in Chicago, New York, LA and beyond. Karisa recently made her Thingamajig debut in Karl Isberg’s Last Call at the Riptide, and both Karisa and Scott will be appearing in Thingamajig’s winter show, Tiny Beautiful Things. With training from the UCB, iO, the Second City, Magnet, and Annoyance theaters, Lickety-Split brings high-level, professional comedy to Pagosa Springs.
Beginning in January, Lickety-Split is offering an eight-week adult improvisation class that will focus on games, character development, and ensemble work and will culminate in a free public performance on the evening of March 4 .
The class runs from 6-9pm, every Monday, January 8 through March 4, 2024. Class-size is limited to ensure all participants get plenty of experience and feedback. The cost for the nine-session class is $250.
It is Lickety-Split’s mission is to bring fun and laughter and joy to their audiences and students and they believe whole-heartedly that anyone can learn to improvise.
Click here to sign up for the class.
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