This eight-week class builds upon the key concepts introduced in Levels One and Two, and focuses intensively on two-person scenework. In this class, you'll learn how to create scenes that are grounded and sustainable, and how to more easily extend those scenes to second beats and callbacks that are equally committed and resonant (and, not to mention, funny!) You can't create a longform piece without first knowing what makes for a quality two-person scene, and this class will help you do just that.

Prerequisite: Level Two or equivalent, either at The Commodore or elsewhere.

CLASS DATES
Classes will run on Tuesdays for eight weeks on the following dates:

Class 1: Tuesday, October 13
Class 2: Tuesday, October 20
Class 3: Tuesday, October 27
Class 4: Tuesday, November 3
Class 5: Tuesday, November 10
Class 6: Tuesday, November 17
Class 7: Tuesday, November 24
Class 8: Tuesday, December 1

The class graduation performance will take place on Sunday, December 6, or another mutually convenient date!

AGE REQUIREMENT

Unless otherwise stated, all improv classes at The Commodore are for adults 18 and up. Please be on the lookout for youth offerings in 2026!

WHAT IF I NEED TO MISS A CLASS? CAN I STILL SIGN UP?
Short answer: yes! We offer make-up opportunities along the way. We obviously prefer if everyone can come to all eight classes, but if you know you will miss one (or think you might), don't let that stop you from signing up. You can get in touch with us at [email protected] if you have questions about this.

FREE ADMISSION TO ALL COMMODORE SHOWS & WEEKLY DROP-IN
Your Level One class enrollment comes with two great benefits! During the period of your class enrollment, you receive free admission to all theater-produced shows *and* our Weekly Improv Drop-In Class on Thursday nights. We encourage you to avail yourself of these great perks!

INSTRUCTOR BIO
Liz Marcucci is a cherished member of the Tampa Bay improv community. With over a decade of experience, she is an alumna of The Second City Conservatory, iO Chicago, The Annoyance Theatre, and the Bovine Metropolis Theater in Denver. Liz has shared her expertise by teaching at the Improv Retreat and participating in numerous intensives and camps across the United States.

Her approach to teaching, coaching, and performing centers on following the joy and embracing the unknown. Liz is dedicated to creating a supportive environment that uplifts her students, encouraging them to explore what truly makes their hearts smile and to honor that truth.

Improv, in her view, is for everyone: from the hobbyist and the teacher looking to refine their presentation skills, to the corporate professional aiming to improve in meetings, the budding entrepreneur seeking confidence in networking, and the aspiring comedian within us all.

In Liz’s class, the ultimate takeaway is, “You don’t need to be the funniest person in the room, just the most authentic.”