Play On: More Improv, More You!
The Actors Studio Academy, The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac)
Price
RM450.00, RM550.00
from
RM450.00
All Fees Included
Price
RM450.00, RM550.00
from
RM450.00
All Fees Included
Time:
Ticketing
19 & 26 July 2025
2:30pm
Watch at Venue
About
“Everyone can act. Everyone can improvise. Anyone who wishes to can play in the theater and learn to become stageworthy.” – Viola Spolin
Improv is back! With fresh games, new challenges, and the same fearless, playful spirit.
Led by Farah Rani of AI:IA Improv, this 8-hour workshop dives into the essentials of theatrical improvisation — where thinking on your feet, trusting your instincts, and working as an ensemble are key. Expect fun games, creative risks, and lots of laughter as you learn to respond in the moment and express yourself more freely.
Whether you're:
- a seasoned actor wanting a “back-to-basics” refresh
- a beginner discovering your artistic voice
- or a non-actor curious to tap into your creativity
This workshop offers something new for everyone. With brand-new exercises and games, returning participants are most welcome!
Each session is built around learning by doing. You’ll play, experiment, make mistakes (gloriously!), and discover new tools for creative growth and collaboration.
Improv isn’t just a skill — it’s a practice. And it’s a whole lot of fun. So come as you are, and get ready to play!
Facilitator
FARAH RANI is an actress based in Kuala Lumpur. In her career spanning 18 years, Farah has been an avid theatre practitioner, having performed in Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Adelaide, Brisbane and New York City. A six-time recipient of The Boh Cameronian Arts Awards, Farah is most known for her roles in Instant Café Theatre’s ‘Parah’ (as Melur), ‘Nadirah’ (as Maznah), Playground Productions’ ‘Projek Disko Baldi’, The Actors Studio’s ‘Kandang’ (as Bintaga), ph7 Productions’ ‘The Language Archive’ (as Emma) and Instant Café Theatre’s ‘Gold Rain & Hailstones’ (as Amy). Her film credits include Dain Said’s ‘Iman Untuk Bulan’ (as Ida), Amanda Nell Eu’s ‘Tiger Stripes’ (as Ustazah), and Liew Seng Tat’s ‘Flowers In The Pocket’ (as Cikgu Dara). Farah was trained at the Michael Howard Studios in New York City.
Farah is currently a part-time lecturer at Sunway University and has taught for BluBricks, ThinkCity, TheatreSauce, Hush The Theatre and The Language Studio.