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>>>Professional Development workshops<<<
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Spontaneity offers professional development workshops in different specialties
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- COMEDY - MUSICAL - FOUNDATIONS - GAMES - INDUSTRY - EDUCATION -
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Learn and build your improvisational skills with professional instructors
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*All classes take place in person at Spontaneity Improv Company
in Downtown Halifax, 1800 Argyle Street, 3rd Floor Suite #317*
Therapeutic play:
regulate your nervous system through improv
Saturday February 21st
1:30-4:30pm
When your nervous system is regulated, life feels easier. You can think more clearly, connect with others more naturally, and stay present instead of getting stuck in the future or the past. Whether you’ve never done improv before or you’ve got some improv under your belt, we will tackle how to manage your anxieties through play.
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In this workshop, we will learn how mindfulness and improv can help calm your mind. You’ll practice these skills in a playful, low-pressure group setting and share your experiences through discussion.
Musical Improv
Saturday March 21st
1:30-4:30pm
In this workshop, you will get to play games and learn the skills of musical improv. Make up new stories and enhance them through song. Keep rhythm and layer in different sounds to create the atmosphere of the scene. Practice improv warm-ups and games that will get you ready to make up stories turned into musicals. Musical Improv will be your new favourite thing!
ENSEMBLE & LISTeNING
Saturday MAY 30th
1:30-4:30pm
This workshop centers on the core of great improv: listening, trust, and working as a true ensemble. Through interactive exercises and scene work, participants learn how to stay present, support group ideas, and build scenes collaboratively rather than individually. The focus is on connection, awareness, and shared storytelling.
Movement & Character Exploration
Saturday June 13th
1:30-4:30pm
This workshop explores how physicality and movement can unlock bold characters and stronger scene choices. Participants learn to lead with their bodies, discover character through posture and gesture, and use movement to heighten emotion, comedy, and storytelling. No dance or movement background required—just a willingness to explore and play.