Thursday, September 18

Discover Improv (by Ithaca Improv)

Come Discover the joy of Improv in a supportive environment.

By Erica Marx Coaching

Date and time

Location

The Cherry Arts

102 Cherry Street Ithaca, NY 14850

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event.

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours

No experience needed and you don’t need to be funny. In fact, it’s better if you’re not! The joy of improv is how the group creates the environment where humor emerges in the unexpected moments. In this 2-hour class you’ll be introduced to key improv principles and we’ll play games so you can experience them in action.

*No improv experience needed

*Designed for non-actors

Guaranteed fun!

For ages 16 and above.

Thursday, September 18, 6 – 8 PM

The Cherry Artspace, Ithaca

$25

At this event we’ll answer questions and announce upcoming classes, workshops, open jams, and performance opportunities so if you want more improv joy in your life, you’ll know where to go next.

Myth: Improv is about being funny.

Nope, improv is about showing up with openness and curiosity and putting your energy into being part of a team that works well together. A side effect of that process is genuine surprise and laughter.

More Information:Website: https://www.ithacaimprov.com/classes.html#/

E-Mail:ithacaimprov@gmail.com

Tickets: https://www.ericamarxcoaching.com/event-details/discover-improv-2

Organized by

Erica Marx Coaching

I design collaborative experiences where leaders discover practical tools for navigating complexity with clarity and connection. As a strategic facilitator and applied improv specialist, I help coalitions and organizations move beyond performative teamwork to achieve real alignment across difference. My approach blends systems thinking with behavioral science, creating spaces where diverse stakeholders can build trust, surface truths, and take aligned action. Participants consistently leave my sessions more connected, grounded, and equipped to lead meaningful change in their organizations and communities.