In this capstone level of the Musical Improv program, students will take the skills learned in Musical Improv Levels One and Two to create a fully improvised musical as an ensemble. Students will learn the building blocks of narrative storytelling, including how to build the world of the musical, how to develop and support a protagonist as a group, and how to make moves in the moment to advance the plot, as well as learning the different kinds of songs that make up a musical. This class will culminate in a run of shows on the Stomping Ground stage. The prerequisite for this class is Musical Improv Levels One and Two at Stomping Ground Comedy Theater.
This class will focus on:
- Want songs
- Protagonist, Antagonist, & Charm songs
- Story Spine and Plot Structure in Musicals
- Developing & Expanding a Protagonist and Their World
- Making Narrative Moves and Choices in the Moment
- Opening & Closing Numbers
- Performing the Show: Musical Narrative
All sales are final. Classes are non-refundable but enrollment can be deferred to a future term. All students must adhere to policies in the Stomping Ground Student Handbook. Must be 18 years or older to enroll, unless otherwise stated.
All class times are Central Standard Time (CST).