Upcoming
Classes
If you're a pro with lots of stage time or you just want to see if this comedy thing is as fun as it looks (HINT: It is!) we've got a curriculum designed to help everyone get the most out of the improv and stand up experience. Whether you want to learn to think quickly on your feet, meet some new friends, or get a regular performance slot on our stage, our classes are a great way to get involved in the Baton Rouge comedy community.
Tue, Oct 27Boomerang Comedy TheaterThis is the foundational course for our improv curriculum. It covers improv concepts and introduces students to performance games. Graduates are eligible to move on to 201 (Mechanics & Scene Work) potentially invited to join a regularly-performing short-form house team upon completion of this class.
Thu, Oct 29Boomerang Comedy TheaterIntroduction to Long Form. The third class in our comprehensive improv curriculum, taught by Amanda Dixon and focusing on the basics of several long form improv formats. Successful completion of 201 is a requirement, and this class is a prerequisite for our 401 class.
Fri, Nov 065200 Hampson Street, New Orleans, LA6.5 hours of CLE credit in LA, including 1 hour of ethics and 4.5 hours of professionalism. Focus on communication, professionalism, thinking on your feet, and confidence while applying transferable skills from the world of improv. Taught by attorney Betty Raglin and improv instructor Angi Noote.
Questions
about classes?
We are VERY proud of our comprehensive curriculum! Our leveled improv classes allow you to polish your communication skills, build confidence, and prepare you to join a regularly performing improv team. Our stand up classes help you develop material, level up your stage presence, and learn the ins-and-outs of promoting your shows and how to connect with other comedians and show producers. NOTE: After satisfactory competion of a class, all students have an opportunity to perform on our stage!