Workshops · Wrocław · Psie Pole
Comedy improv in English
Click the stone to sign up. You don't need to know a thing — showing up is enough.
Workshops · Wrocław · Psie Pole
Click the stone to sign up. You don't need to know a thing — showing up is enough.
The group
Our English-speaking group. Living in Wrocław and craving a good laugh in a language you actually think in? This is your room. A clash of cultures in a comedy room is pure dynamite — the results outrun every expectation.
Improvised scenes built from situations across the globe, and a sense of humour gathered from every corner of the world — that's the recipe for unforgettable evenings. You don't need any stage experience. You just need to show up. Curious what you actually train while being funny? Take a look at the competency map.
Prefer Polish, or already speaking it? We also run workshops in Polish — see all the groups →
Before you sign up
A few things worth knowing — so nothing catches you off guard.
In person in Wrocław, in the Psie Pole district — Chata Małolata, ul. Czernicka 1.
Improv is trained in a group. Even after you sign up, you'll get a note on whether and when classes start — we need at least 8 people.
You pay nothing before the first class. The monthly pass is paid at the start of the month, only once the group is running.
You can leave any time — just let me know, because in a small group every person counts.
A mild disability is no problem at all in class.
How I run the classes
My own method, shaped over years — you learn not from what I say, but from what you feel while doing.
Every class is devoted to building one or two new skills and reinforcing what we practised before. I pick the skills the way children learn the alphabet — from the most essential ones to the increasingly advanced.
Class is for trying, not for being judged. You won't get feedback from me — but I'll cheer you on when you do something spectacular. You learn through how you feel about what you're doing: how the group responds, how happy, heard and understood you are, how you click with your partner.
One level usually lasts 3–6 months — depending on what the group wants.
Short answer: you don't. But since you're asking — a few things worth knowing.
Improv builds far more than the knack for inventing scenes. Here are six areas — and dozens of skills you train while you're busy messing about. Click to expand.
You switch off the censor — you act despite uncertainty and stop fearing mistakes.
You connect the unconnectable, build worlds from nothing, adapt on the fly.
You catch your partner instantly and answer so the scene grows.
"Yes, and…" instead of rivalry. You build on someone else's idea.
Laughter melts stress, distance from yourself heals, a good mood sticks around.
You tame attention, turn nerves into energy, tell a story that holds the room.
