Do I need improv experience to join?

No—this Level I course is designed for beginners and for people returning to improv; the curriculum starts with fundamentals.

What is the minimum age to participate?

Participants must be 18 or older, as noted in the course description.

How do I register and pay?

Registration is handled through the provided booking link; the six-week series is a single $100 payment.

What if I miss a session?

The course runs as a six-week block; contact the organizer about make-up options, though policies vary and attendance supports group continuity.

Is the Creative 360 studio accessible?

Accessibility details aren’t listed; contact the organizers ahead of time to confirm accommodations for mobility or other needs.

What should I wear to class?

Wear comfortable, layered clothing and indoor shoes you can move in; bring water and a notebook if you like to record exercises.

Level I Improv Foundations at Creative 360 — Midland MI Improv Classes

On weekday evenings in Midland, Michigan, a different kind of indoor adventure unfolds at Creative 360, 5501 Jefferson Ave. Level I - Improv Foundations runs Tuesdays, Sept 15–Oct 20, 6:30–8:00 pm, and invites adults to trade script for spontaneity under coach Ariel Rak. The six-session course is designed for newcomers and returning players alike: no previous experience required, just willingness to move, listen, and play.

The class convenes in Creative 360’s multipurpose studio, an open-floor room that becomes a laboratory for risk-taking and group trust. Through warmups, short-form games, and scene exercises, participants learn the mechanics of acceptance, offer-and-build, and status play. Ariel Rak brings a practiced eye—trained with Magnet Theater and the N.J. School of Dramatic Arts and experienced in ComedySportz—so instruction balances structure with the surprise that makes improv electric.

What makes this offering special for Midland is its focus on practical outcomes: better communication, rapid thinking, and teamwork that transfer to work and life. Sessions emphasize failure as data, and laughter as a learning tool. The course’s small scale and weekly rhythm are ideal for forming friendships and watching improv instincts mature across six rehearsals.

This is not a performance bootcamp. Instead the experience rewards curiosity: expect movement, vocal work, and group games aimed at loosening guardrails and amplifying listening skills. Ages 18+ are welcome, and the $100 course fee covers the full six-week series. Bring comfortable clothes and an eagerness to participate; the exercises are active but accessible to most fitness levels.

For travelers staying in Midland, the class is an arresting evening option that complements bike rides along the Tittabawassee River or dinners in the downtown corridor—an indoor social adventure when weather or timing makes outdoor plans tricky. The Creative 360 course also supports local arts energy by routing new participants into Midland’s creative network, making it a meaningful civic contribution as well as a personal challenge.

Whether you’re sharpening public-speaking chops, building team cohesion with coworkers, or simply looking for a novel night out, Level I - Improv Foundations offers a compact, repeatable dose of creative training. Lively, practical, and surprisingly useful, it’s the kind of class that leaves you better at listening—and quicker to say yes the next time opportunity knocks.

Practical notes: the two-hour class starts at 6:30 pm—plan to arrive 10–15 minutes early to check in at Creative 360 and warm up. The studio’s accessibility details are not listed; contact the organizers before the class if you need accommodations. Registration is via the course booking page; the series runs all six Tuesdays for a $100 fee. If you travel to Midland for the class, pack layers and comfortable shoes; evenings can be cool and you’ll want to move freely.