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*Learn to say yes to change

* Become more confident speaking in front of others

* Remember how to play

All done in a supportive environment. In fact, I already think you are a comic genius.

Five Sundays April 11th till May 9th 12:30- 3:30                                                                       Bela Dubby in Lakewood (close to a 90 exit).

Class is intended for those with no or little improv experience. $100    

For more information or to sign up e-mail info@fwbimprov.com

Kimberly Pride a graduate of Bowling Green and was trained at The Second City. She was a founding member of NOISe, and has also worked on stage with a variety of groups including: The Village Idiots, The Public Squares, Torque, and Ground Floor Theater. Kim is a skilled teacher who excels at distilling and explaining the essence of improv. In 2008 Kim co-founded FWB Improv, a group that brings together some of the best improv talent to put on shows where part of the proceeds always go to charity. 

Tailored to Your Needs:

• Brainstorming
• Creative Boost
• Product Branding
• Board Training
• Annual Meeting Entertainment
• Communication, Leadership, and Trust
• Finding the Human Truth in What You Have to Offer

References and Feedback

Their hour-long performance included a wonderful blend of humorous and serious material; through their intelligent, insightful, and real and relevant scenes, they not only entertained and recharged our writers and editors, but also provided great idea starters for future products.

Deena introduced the use of improv as a source of inspiration for our department several years ago and has been asked back numerous times, consistently proving herself to be a wonderful resource. She is enthusiastic, professional, and truly gifted in tailoring each event to our specific needs.
-Betsy Fox, Creative Director

The improv event was fun and refreshing. I liked the straight scenes and there was a line he said that inspired me to write a father's day card. I think these kinds of events are a good way to break out of the usual workday and invigorate and energize our minds and creativity.
-Maggie Weiss, Writer/Editor

 They were astonishing — inventive, perceptive, pertinent, poignant, satisfying and surprising.  And they made it all look so easy!
-Steve Johnson, Senior Editor

I haven't laughed that hard in a year -- The improv was like therapy for me. Their ease, brilliance, and versatility truly astonish me. I was so impressed, I plan to take Deena's "Beginning Improv" class in the future!
-Nicole Fraser, Senior Creative Consultant

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