

>>>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*


HOSTING & Improv
with kristyn green
<<ALL LEVELS>>
A great host sets the tone, energizes the crowd, and keeps the show flowing — all while staying present, playful, and responsive. Whether you’re leading a short-form jam, introducing a long-form set, or running a full show, strong hosting skills are essential to keeping the audience engaged and your fellow players supported. Perfect for improvisers looking to level up their stage presence, emcees who want more tools in their kit, or anyone curious about stepping into the spotlight as a host. Come ready to play, speak up, and step forward. This workshop is all about owning the mic and the moment.
saturday november 15th, 2025


SILLINESS IN PERFORMANCE
with jessie walker
<<ALL LEVELS>>
Ready to unleash your inner goofball and turn it into gold on stage? Join us for a joyfully ridiculous ride in our Silliness & Performance Workshop — where bold choices, big characters, and over-the-top fun take center stage! This workshop is all about letting loose, embracing play, and discovering the power of performance through physicality, voice, and fearless silliness. Whether you're a seasoned improviser looking to break out of your habits or a newbie ready to shake off self-consciousness, this high-energy session will get you laughing, moving, and performing like never before. Expect games, character work, wild scenarios, and permission to be your most delightfully absurd self. No cool points allowed — just pure, unapologetic fun. Come play. Get loud. Get weird. Perform like nobody's watching.
saturday november 22nd, 2025


Intimacy & Improv
with Ella Macdonald
<<ALL LEVELS>>
You’ve heard of the performer’s toolkit, but what about the performer’s playground? How do you communicate what you need to your fellow artists? Is there even such a thing as a “safe” space? And if intimacy choreography has to be predictable, improvisers should avoid it at all costs… right?
This three-hour workshop offers on-your-feet group exercises that explore basic staged intimacy tenets of consent, communication, and closure; useful frameworks around physical touch between performers; and how to adapt intimacy technique for improvisational work.
saturday november 29th, 2025




