Hudson valley Improv offers customized improv training workshops and events for companies and specialty groups. Be it team building, brainstorming, leadership or business strategy, our work with improv empowerment will but your group in the right frame of mind to hit your company goals. Bring improv to your office or private event for an unforgettable workshop. We do classes in-person and on ZOOM.
Take a peek inside one of our team-building sessions
An amazing company brought us in to empower the crew OFF ZOOM! 6 feet apart with masks in a parking lot- SUNPOWER lived to play! What a way to start the work day!
See your co-workers in a different light. Heighten your senses as a team player. Learn how to be a YES person in unique team building exercises you'll never forget..
Get reconnected to your natural creativity FAST! This is outside of the box thinking on a whole new level. Connect with your team and create together.
Lead your employees on a deeper level. Learn the power of eye contact and how to fully listen and get results.
Forget powerpoint presentations at your next conference. Samantha Jones "Just Say Yes" is an interactive live improv class with audience participation.
Be yourself and make a huge impact of your audience. Our approach to public speaking is to give you performance tools used by actors and stand-up comedians.
Want all day experience your team will NEVER forget? Make your team into a full-fledged improv troupe in less than 12 hours! This program takes your team on a whirlwind journey from learning the basics of improvisation to performing a full-fledged show in less than twelve hours.
CORPORATE TRAINING CUSTOMER
Stephanie Turner, Director of Education
Tilles Center of the Performing Arts
CORPORATE TRAINING CUSTOMER
Starr Vavrek, PMP
Director of Marketing and Sales
Wellsville and Burlington Steam Turbine Service - Siemens Energy, Inc.
CORPORATE TRAINING CUSTOMER
Anthony Sicari, Founder
SunPower by New York State Solar Farm
Your life is about to get really interesting....
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