1 comedy improv class in London

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1 class found

ClassesProviderNext startScheduleDurationPriceTeacherVenue
Clowning for Improvisers
8 Sept 2026
20:00 - 22:002 hour class
Short course8 weeks
£255.00
  • Starts Tue 8 Sept

    Clowning for Improvisers

    Tue 8 Sep, 20:00 - 22:008 weeks
    HooplaImprovOld Diorama Arts Centre
    8 weeksTue 20:00£255
    CharlieJacksonOld Diorama Arts Centre
    CharlieJackson
    Old Diorama Arts CentreNW1 3FE
    £255

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Frequently asked questions

I’m a complete beginner. Which improv class in London should I start with?

If you are completely new to improv, start with a beginner improv class, taster session or introduction to improvisation. Look for classes that clearly say no experience is needed. A good first improv class should focus on simple games, listening, saying yes to ideas and building confidence in a supportive group.

Is improv scary if I am shy or nervous?

Improv can feel scary before you start, especially if you are shy, anxious or worried about being put on the spot. Beginner improv classes are usually designed to make this easier. They often begin with warm-ups, group games and low-pressure exercises before moving into scenes or performance-based work.

What is the easiest improv class if I just want to try it once?

Look for an improv taster, one-off workshop or beginner-friendly drop-in class. These are usually better than a long course if you want to try improv without committing to several weeks. Choose a class that is clearly labelled for beginners or people with no previous improv experience.

What is the difference between improv, comedy improv and acting improv?

Improv usually means making scenes, stories or games in the moment without a script. Comedy improv focuses more directly on creating funny scenes and performances. Acting improv may be used to build character, listening, spontaneity and stage confidence. For beginners, the most important thing is finding a supportive introduction class rather than worrying too much about the label.

Do I need to be funny to join an improv class?

No. You do not need to be naturally funny to start improv. Beginner improv classes usually focus more on listening, reacting, accepting ideas and working with other people than on trying to be clever. The funny moments often come from being present and responding honestly, not from forcing jokes.

How many improv classes are currently listed on Learn.London?

Learn.London currently lists 1 improv classes in London. These include Comedy from 1 London providers.

Which London providers offer improv classes?

Learn.London currently lists improv classes from 1 London providers, including Hoopla. Use the provider column in the table to compare improv schools, comedy training providers, theatre organisations and adult learning providers by location, price, schedule and class type.

Can I find evening or weekend improv classes on Learn.London?

Yes. Learn.London currently lists 1 evening improv classes and 0 weekend improv classes in London. Use the day and time columns to compare improv classes that fit around work, study or other commitments.

Can I compare improv classes by price, location and duration?

Yes. The improv classes table lets you compare classes by price, location, provider, level, type, start date, day, time and duration. Listed prices currently show £255 where price data is available, based on the classes listed on Learn Dot London.

How do I use the table to find the most suitable improv class?

Start by filtering for your level, then narrow the table by improv type, day, time, location, price and duration. This helps you quickly separate beginner improv tasters from longer courses, comedy improv classes, acting-focused improv, drop-ins, evening classes and weekend workshops.