IMPROV PRACTICE GROUP

About this Class

Kismet Improv's Practice Group is a welcoming community of improvisers who come together to hone their skills, explore their creativity, and build connections with fellow performers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to improv, our Practice Group offers a fun, low-pressure environment where you can learn, grow, and enjoy yourself. Each week, we welcome first-time and long-time improvisers. LOCATION: Kismet Classroom, Ste 2209 At the Practice Group, we believe improv is for everyone. Our sessions are designed to be inclusive and supportive, welcoming improvisers of all backgrounds, experiences, and skill levels. We value diversity and strive to create an environment where everyone feels seen, heard, and appreciated. No experience is required—bring your enthusiasm and prepare for a great time! Details: • Practice Group encourages, but does not require, online RSVPs. You can drop into the class even if you don't RSVP. • Practice Group costs $10, cash or Venmo, to be delivered to the instructor at the beginning of the class. • Click "enroll now" on this page to see the upcoming Practice Group schedule and register for future sessions. Instructor: Randy Miller Randy Miller is an established improviser, coach, and teacher who trained at the renowned Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) theater in NYC. As a member of their advanced Academy Program, Randy honed his skills under the guidance of amazing coaches and gained independent training with various indie improv teams in New York. Randy has been a house performer at Kismet Improv since 2022. You can catch Randy actively performing and coaching teams at Kismet's Friday Night House Party, where he has performed with the Marquee Freeform team and coached numerous Kismet house teams, like The Void, Bear Feet, and Bananafish. Additionally, he is the producer of Kismet's storytelling show, 'The Cicada.' Beyond Kismet, Randy shares his love for improv by teaching adults with developmental disabilities at The Outsider Collective in Pawtucket, RI, and at the MAB Training and Rehabilitation Center in Westborough, MA, where he works with adults who have developmental disabilities, strokes, or other TBIs. Randy’s teaching philosophy is about trust—trusting yourself as a performer, trusting your teammates, and embracing the unknown in life and improv.