Taught by Luke Sorba and equally useful to lovers of short form or long form including games and free form and accessible to all levels, the Drop In Classes are held from 6.30pm to 8.45pm at School Of Communication Arts in St Matthew's Church in Brixton on the first Monday of every month; and from 7.00pm to 9.45pm at The Comedy School in Camden on the first and third Wednesdays of the month.

www.thecomedyschool.com

STUDENT FEEDBACK includes
“Brilliant, 10 out of 10, wouldn’t change a thing”
Kyle, TCS Beginners’ Improvisation Course
“Sorba the Great, Best comedy impro teacher!
Stanley, TCS Drop-In Improvisation Class
“Loved it. Well prepared, Great teacher, Thanks”
Jake, TCS Advanced Improvisation Course
“Luke was brilliant, positive, encouraging and professional”
Alex, TCS Beginners Improvisation Course
Luke is an excellent teacher who handled the different levels and abilities excellently”
Simon, TCS Beginners Improvisation Course
“My first port of call and primary improv mentor.”
Lee, Professional Improviser from (Crime Scene Improvisation)
“Lots of fun and laughs. I could do that every evening”
Alexandra, Impro Drop In Workshop student

LUKE SORBA is the host of the impro podcast "Sounds Right", a co-founder of Spontaneous Combustion, chaired the Radio 4 impro panel game "You asked for It", devised "The Improvasprint" and has performed all over the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. He has shared the stage with Paul Merton and Josie Lawrence, Eddie Izzard and Cariad Lloyd, Greg Proops and Ruth Bratt, Ross Noble and Pippa Evans, Marcus Brigstocke and Rachel Parris, Mike McShane and Patti Stiles.

You can see him perform in Props and Costumes at the London Improv Theatre on the last Friday of every month.