Brighton Improv - Drop in: Take It Easy

Next class:
Classroom 3 - Maths Corridor - Main Building - BHASVIC

Class description

Pricing & Concessions

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Your monthly dose of laughter, connection, and creativity.

Build your confidence and creativity, meet new people and laugh till your face hurts. Improv is both a creative practice and a life skill. And it’s also a really fun time.

With a different theme every time, our drop in classes are an opportunity to try improv for the first time, get back into it or just mess about in a warm, supportive environment. Over two hours, AndAlso’s expert teachers will guide even the most inexperienced improviser to create characters, scenes and stories. You might even learn a few things that can be applied off the stage.

Our drop in classes are suitable for anyone over the age of 18 and feature a combination of games in different group sizes, from pairs to the whole class.

If there are accommodations that we can make to improve your experience, please email us in confidence at hello@andalsoimprov.com.

Teachers

Juwel Haque

Juwel is an improviser, facilitator, and creative thinker who combines deep curiosity with a passion for building inclusive, playful learning environments. Starting improv classes after work, Juwel quickly immersed himself in the art form—forming teams, volunteering at schools and theatres, and exploring a wide range of styles and teachers. Now an adept performer and longform facilitator, he performs regularly with The Maydays and is a founding member of Britain’s first all-Asian improv ensemble, The Comediasians. He also plays at festivals with the all-star group Somewhat Theatre and delights audiences with his solo games act, Player One. Juwel has directed original shows such as the sports-themed United and pirate radio-inspired Tag FM, and has served the London improv community in multiple roles including producer, photographer, and Theatre Manager for The Nursery. Obsessed with how things work, Juwel explores the mechanics and psychology behind smart, engaging improv. His facilitation style is gentle, thoughtful, and reflective, focused on lowering barriers, encouraging curiosity, and helping participants surprise and delight themselves and each other. At AndAlso, Juwel creates sessions that foster belonging, creative confidence, and playful collaboration—skills essential for thriving teams and individuals. Favourite improv moment: Watching a hesitant participant take a bold leap into a new format—and discovering a joyous, unexpected strength that inspired the whole group.