SHOW INFORMATION
Bethlehem Visitor Center at SteelStacks presented by Lehigh Valley Health Network, part of Jefferson Health | 711 E. First Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015
- Doors: 7:00 pm
- Show: 7:30 pm*
- Ages: 18+ (13-17 w/parent or guardian only)
- Event Rules
This show is ages 18+ and will contain adult language and/or situations. No one under 18 years of age will be permitted to enter. Seating will be assigned by ArtsQuest staff upon arrival into the showroom. All performers and staff must adhere to our codes of conduct found here.
*times subject to change
Are you an improviser who just *loves* a grounded, two-person scene? Well, TOO BAD! We’re tossing those in the trash cause’ it’s GROUP GAME TIME, BABY!
This workshop will focus solely on group scene work. Group scenes can be tricky. The more brains on stage, the more chance for CHAOS. But sometimes your improv needs them! So from the abstract “group game” to the more grounded group scene, we’ll practice sharing focus and keeping things very, very simple to avoid that chaos.
Are you not in enough scenes? Well, now you’re gonna be in EVERY SCENE! Are you in too many scenes? If you have to ask, then you probably are but OH WELL now you’ll be in EVEN MORE SCENES! HEY, don’t come crying to me, you asked for this.
*Participants for this workshop must have completed Improv 101 or higher
Justin Passino
Justin Passino has been performing improv since 2016. He studied at both ArtsQuest and The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in NY where he was accepted into the Advanced Study/UCB Academy program. Past instructors include Will Hines, James Dwyer, Cathryn Moudon, Nicole Drespel, John Timothy and Alexandra Dickson. He has been coaching/teaching improv both independently and through ArtsQuest since 2018. His teaching/performing philosophy focuses largely on finding “Game”, playing with patterns and strong character commitment.
You can catch him performing regularly with his teams Cobra, Staycation and Creamy & Crunchy. When he’s not performing or teaching, Justin enjoys trying to keep his house plants alive and re-watching HBO’s Succession for the 100th time.