LMA Founder, Eran Thomson, shares 2019 highlights and what we can all look forward to in 2020.
LMA’s Term 4 intern, Conner Harden, shares his week-by-week experience as an LMA level 1 improv student.
Our TA Tony Spirovski shares his recent experience at The Annoyance in Chicago
A once anxious student had her life completely turned around because of improv. And it all started with a flyer.
It’s been a wild ride these past 6 months. Starting off with a new Level 5 Improv class, an All Hands meeting, a new ensemble, oh, and an inaugural improv festival! Phew!
Imagine how great going to work would be if everyone in your office had improv training! We have what you need to make it happen.
If you’ve completed a semester of improv training at LMA, add your new skills to Linkedin!
Have you ever noticed that the people in your office who are happy with a positive outlook rarely get sick, and the unhappy miserable people always seem to be ill?
Improv comes to life in a different way during festivals – it’s a non-stop celebration from bump-in to the after party. And even if you’ve never met these people before, it will feel like a reunion of friends you never knew you had.
Providing opportunities for student growth and development is one of our main goals at LMA. This year we’ve made two major changes.
It’s finally here. LMA is pleased to present the Australian Improv Festival. Featuring a broad range of world-class performers and teachers from across the country and around the globe.
An interview by Happy Feraren with Happy Feraren, the newly appointed Artistic Director of LMA.
Laugh-Masters Academy (LMA) is proud to announce another night of fully improvised long-form comedy, featuring special guests sharing personal stories to inspire the show.
Twenty-nineteen is off to an amazing start with more students, more teachers, more teams, more coaches, more shows – and more awesomeness.
The LMA Sydney Holiday Show and Party is on Dec. 20th and you and your friends are invited. Come play and perform along with our special guest, Jonathan Pitts.
There are a lot of places to take an improv class in Australia, but if you’re an Actor who wants to get better at auditioning and maybe get to LA one day, you need to train in long-form improv.