Improv For Business Skills

Name: Improv For Business Skills
Start: 2026-09-19T19:30:00.000Z
End: 2026-10-24T21:30:00.000Z
Location: Bad Dog Studio (392 Spadina Ave)

Next class:

SaturdaySeptember 1915:30

Bad Dog Studio (392 Spadina Ave)

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SaturdaySeptember 1215:30 – 17:30
2/6
SaturdaySeptember 1915:30 – 17:30
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SaturdaySeptember 2615:30 – 17:30
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SaturdayOctober 315:30 – 17:30
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SaturdayOctober 1715:30 – 17:30
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SaturdayOctober 2415:30 – 17:30

Class description

IMPROV FOR BUSINESS SKILLS

Alfred Chow, Instructor

Saturdays 3:30pm-5:30pm (2 Hours)

September 12 - October 24 (6 Weeks, No Class Oct 10)

Bad Dog Studio (392 Spadina Ave)

While Improvisation is most famous as a comedy style, its practical value can be applied to all sorts of careers. The same techniques improvisors use in their performances can help anyone to think better on their feet, speak more confidently, become a more effective collaborator, be more adaptable, maximize their creativity, and be more authentic. It’s the same improv fundamentals as the regular Foundation 1 class delivered in the same laughter-filled style - just with an instructor with the business experience to explain how to apply the skills to a variety of career situations.

Goal: To learn how improv fundamentals can help in developing more well-rounded soft skills. Students will also learn Bad Dog’s full Improv Foundation 1 curriculum, become familiar with Improv vocabulary, and execute basic scenes through games and drills.

Prerequisite: N/A. No prior experience necessary.

Duration: 12 Hours Total - Either 6 weeks x 2 hours (see individual section details).

Price: $350+HST

Class Size: 10 Maximum

Location: Bad Dog Studio (392 Spadina Ave)

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Teachers

Alfred Chow

Alfred Chow is an improv teacher, producer, and performer who has performed in over 20 cities worldwide. In 2023, his duo "Mahjong Mafia" won The World’s Biggest Improv Tournament. He teaches at Bad Dog Theatre, coaches several indie teams, and leads corporate workshops for clients across various industries.