Come and try improv comedy in a relaxed, friendly environment with Camprov!
Our workshops focus on short-form improv games — fun, fast-paced group games inspired by shows like Whose Line Is It Anyway? You don’t need to be funny, confident, or experienced to take part. The aim is to have fun, meet people, and try something new.
Improv is a great way to make friends, build confidence, and spend a Saturday afternoon laughing with supportive people.
Complete beginners welcome
You do not need any previous improv or acting experience! Everything is explained by the workshop leader, and we regularly have complete beginners attending for the first time.
There’s never any pressure to perform. Some games involve the whole group, while others are volunteer-based. We really encourage everyone to give things a try, but you can always participate at your own pace.
We’re a friendly and supportive group, and we often go for coffee after the session as well.
What happens in a session?
A typical workshop includes:
- Warmup exercises and group activities
- A variety of short-form improv games
- Games involving the whole group
- Optional volunteer games
- A short break in the middle
Sessions last around 2 hours.
Practical information
Location: Ross Street Community Centre
When: Most Saturdays — see here for upcoming dates and details
Who can attend: All adults welcome
Group size: Usually around 10–20 people
Cost: Free, though we appreciate donations of around £3–5 to help cover room hire
Booking: No need to book in advance — just turn up
Accessibility
Ross Street Community Centre is wheelchair accessible and has an accessible toilet.
What should I bring?
Just wear comfortable clothes. Water is available at the venue.
Parking
There are a small number of parking spaces at Ross Street Community Centre, as well as limited on-street parking nearby.
WhatsApp group
We organise workshops and communicate last-minute updates through our WhatsApp group. To be added, message openworkshops@camprov.org or speak to someone at a session.