Solos Made Easy: How to Simplify When Singing Alone

Solos Made Easy

How to Simplify When Singing Alone

Instructor: Philip Geurin (Seattle)

Want to establish characters with strong relationships at the top of the scene? Do you ask questions instead of making statements or rely heavily on your scene partner to make choices about your relationship instead of making them yourself? If so, this workshop is for you.

In this workshop, Sonia Nam of New York will help you learn how to get to the heart of your relationship efficiently by adopting an assumption mindset, allowing you to get to songs that are deeper and richer as a result.

Students will learn how to make quick choices to endow themselves and their scene partners with gifts that establish a shared history and flesh out their relationship, and how to use revelations to earn songs that are rooten in deep emotion and high stakes.

Student Information

All Levels: This workshop is open to students with some improv performance experience.

Workshop Capacity

To ensure the quality of the student experience, this workshop is capped at 10 students.

About the Instructor

Philip Geurin is a theatrical improviser and trainer who has toured nationally, teaching thousands of people across the country at medical schools, universities, anime conventions, and more. He has performed over 500 shows reaching over 400,000 viewers. Phil is best known on TV and Radio as Ada Ford's comedic relief and spokesman. He's even on a billboard somewhere in Oklahoma - as a six inch tall character towering fifty feet above the skyline. Phil has played and workshopped with world famous improvisers including Keith Johnstone (Impro), Jill Bernard, Matt Hill ("Badger" from Breaking Bad), Jimmy Carrane (Improv Nerd), Craig Cackowski (30 Rock), and the Second City West Touring Company.