Brighton Improv - Free Taster

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Class description

What is improv, anyway?

Improv is theatre—or comedy—without a script. It’s stories and scenes made up on the spot. But it’s also so much more. It’s a brilliant way to build confidence, stay calm under pressure, spark creativity, and meet new people. It can shift how you see the world, how you relate to others, and even how you understand yourself. And yes, it’s guaranteed to make you laugh.

Improv is many things: you might call it yoga for the soul, or mindfulness for show-offs (although plenty of non-show-offs love it too).

So… what does it actually feel like?

That’s where our free taster sessions come in.

These friendly, no-pressure classes are the perfect way to dip your toe into improv and see what it’s all about. You’ll be gently introduced to core improv ideas—like saying “yes and,” supporting your scene partners, and being obvious (in the best way). Through fun warm-ups and easy group or pair exercises, you’ll get a real taste of the joy and connection that improv offers.

The session lasts 90 minutes, and there’s no commitment—just come along, have a go, and see what you think. There may even be a cheeky discount if you decide to join our beginner’s course afterwards.

Who is it for?

Absolutely anyone over 18. We welcome people of all backgrounds, experiences, identities, and abilities. We believe improv is for everyone, and we do our best to make our sessions as accessible and inclusive as possible.

If there’s anything we can do to make the class more comfortable for you, just drop us a line at hello@andalsoimprov.com.

Got other questions?

For more information, check out our beginners’ FAQ here.

Booking info

To join a free taster, we’ll need the name and email address of each participant. If you’re booking for a friend, either use their details or send them the link—duplicate bookings will be removed.

Teachers

Liz Peters

Liz is an acclaimed improviser, performer, and facilitator who brings decades of stage experience into the training room with energy, warmth, and wit. She trained as an actress at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts and went on to study improvisation at the legendary iO in Chicago. Since then, she has performed across Europe and the U.S., touring with international ensembles and celebrated improv groups including The Maydays, Yes Queens, Bumper Blyton, and Scaramouche: The Improvised Rock Opera. A certified Embodied Facilitator, Liz is also the author of Own It! How to Boss Your Fears, Free Your Voice and Inspire The Room, which explores confidence, presence, and authentic communication—skills she champions in her teaching. At AndAlso, Liz brings her expertise in improvisation, physicality, and performance to corporate training sessions that unlock creativity, build confidence, and encourage dynamic expression. Her facilitation style is bold, supportive, and joyfully engaging—whether she’s helping teams communicate with clarity, connect emotionally, or navigate the unknown with confidence. Liz specialises in embodied expression—helping beginners discover their playful side, and guiding experienced professionals toward deeper presence, vocal freedom, and spontaneous creativity. She creates learning environments that feel both safe and exhilarating. Favourite improv moment: Creating a fully improvised rock opera from scratch in front of a festival audience and watching people leap to their feet at the end. A powerful reminder that taking risks together can be electrifying—and joyful.

Classroom 601 - Grove Building - BHASVIC

The Grove Building, BHASVIC, via the Old Shoreham Road entrance. The easiest access to GROVE is via Crocodile Walk – look for the square building between the car park and the road. The entrance is roadside.