SoCap Comedy (The Social Capital)
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I highly recommend Ralph Macleod as a teacher for improv. His subtle gestural expressions are masterful, powerful and impactful. If you're a newbie, he can still lead and pull off a really good skit and entertain the audience to stitches. I learned so much from him and was so inspired. So glad I took a course with him!
I did the improv for beginners class last Saturday. Small group, nice people, comfortable space and a good leader.
We played games and expanded the activities as we went on. You do learn things about yourself when you step outside your comfort zone. I will be going back!
We played games and expanded the activities as we went on. You do learn things about yourself when you step outside your comfort zone. I will be going back!
Dropped in for the beginner's class that's held every Saturday at 6pm. It was such a blast! Everyone was super friendly, and it's a great way to get out of your own head. Asha did a fabulous job of leading the class, and I'll definitely be back :)
Hours
| Monday | 7 - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 7 - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 7PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 12 - 11AM 6PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 1PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 1 - 10PM |
SoCap Comedy, also known as The Social Capital, offers improv classes that help attendees forget their troubles and be present in the moment. The experience is described as therapeutic, helping socially awkward individuals loosen up, be themselves, and connect through laughter. The venue features a hidden third-floor space that many visitors have discovered recently, making it a true gem for comedy shows and improv performances. Audience participation is a key part of the experience, with interactive scenes where guests can request ideas like a place, food, animal, or color, and watch talented hosts and performers create spontaneous scenes from these prompts. The comedy shows have received high praise for being funny and engaging, with particular favorites including the tree house skit, which left many in stitches. The pay-as-you-go improv classes are oodles of fun, led by a supportive and well-versed actor, followed by an improv comedy show. The organizer is professional, and the community is incredibly supportive, helping visitors grow, have fun, and meet great people.