Graduate Class w/ Dave Buckman and Coaching w/ Todd S.

Jastroch · Post by **Jastroch** » June 5th, 2012, 2:44 pm

Hey guys,

Check out these incredible specialty workshops coming down the pipeline this Summer. Dave and Todd are two of the best teachers in Austin. We're super excited to be hosting these programs.

Advanced Study w/ Dave Buckman
Supplemental practice for advance students or graduates
REGISTER FOR SESSION I, Fridays 6-8pm (Starts July 6th)REGISTER FOR SESSION II, Fridays 6-8 (Starts August 3rd)
You may have noticed, kind improviser, there are a significant number of improvisers in town these days. Many experienced upper level of performers don't have opportunities to take workshops or get notes any more. This may be you. You are in a rut and haven't felt like you have had a "good show" in months.

This class is specifically designed for experienced improvisers, graduates of Austin's Improv Training Centers and Improv instructors. Take an honest and supportive look at your own scene work, get some good feedback and receive notes that are fair and honest, try out some new exercises and leave you feeling re-energized, focused and proud of your scene work.

You'll see a leap in your performance abilities and tour confidence that first month; Step up your game. Hone your craft. Play with people with different levels and backgrounds with the common goal of getting better and doing something you love.

"Coach'em Up" w/ Todd Schanbacher
REGISTER FOR BOTH SESSIONS HERE
or just first session Sunday, June 24th: 10:30 - 12:30PM Part IThis two part workshop is geared towards both experienced improvisers wanting to start coaching and experienced coaches alike. The first session covers coaching fundamentals, with the second session covering advanced coaching techniques that build off of the first workshop.

Todd Schanbacher is a Coldtowne faculty member who has coached/directed Stool Pigeon, Midnight Society, and Murphy at Coldtowne. Previous to his move to Austin in 2009, he spent 9 years in the Chicago improv community performing and coaching at the I.O. and Playground Theaters. This workshop will be heavy on the sports analogies.

poltergasm · Post by **poltergasm** » June 6th, 2012, 12:06 am

How many week's doesBuckman's class run? How long each? What's the class cap?

Thanks!

Dave · Post by **Dave** » June 6th, 2012, 10:57 am

4 weeks in july and then 4 weeks in aug.

there is a show on the ct schedule at the end of the 4 weeks

class cap is 12 people

Tim Traini · Post by **Tim Traini** » June 6th, 2012, 11:10 am

Hey right now my Paypal account is limited cause they want to confirm my location and don't have a land line phone (so pointless), so I have to wait for a stupid letter to come in the mail to reactivate my account for purchasing. I usually carry checks on me, can I reserve spots for both of the Advanced Study classes and just hand you a check for $200 when I next see one of you? I won't be able to make it to the theater until Friday most likely due to work.

Jastroch · Post by **Jastroch** » June 6th, 2012, 11:19 am

Tim,

You should be fine to do that. If you want to write a check and hand it to me or Cortnie, that will work.

Heidi.N.Rogers · Post by **Heidi.N.Rogers** » June 18th, 2012, 12:49 pm

I would LOVE to do one of the 4-week Advanced Classes with Dave! But sadly, If you're in any show on Fridays at 8pm, you gotta get there early, so I can't do this class

Plus I usually don't get off work until close to 6pm anyways, and I work in North Austin. Womp Womp