Everything we love about improv is rooted in discovering the unknown truths of a scene with your partner. In this two-hour session, students will play with new ways to challenge themselves and their scene partners to dive into the unknown together. We'll emphasize agreement and collaborative heightening toward any comedic premise or game with the goal of surprising and delighting your scene partner. This session is limited to 12 people and intended for improvisers who have completed Mockingbird Improv's Introduction to Improv, or anyone with equivalent experience.

About The Gaul Brothers

The Gaul Brothers are not actual brothers. Now that we've got that out of the way, let's talk about what The Gaul Brothers are. Jeremy Brothers and Ryan Gaul prefer an audience for their two-man show, but it's happening whether you're there or not. Based on suggestions from the audience, Jeremy and Ryan create a dizzying series of characters and scenes that draw upon their decades of collaboration as improvisors, writers, and everything in-between (other than brothers).

After growing up on the central coast of Maine, Ryan moved south and attended Stonehill College outside of Boston, Ma. Ryan then transitioned into acting – landing a spot as a performer at Improv Asylum in Boston. He moved to Los Angeles shortly after and became a staple of the Improvisation and Sketch comedy theater The Groundlings.  From there, Ryan landed guest star roles on numerous television shows, including House of Lies, Modern Family, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, 2 Broke Girls, and Bajillion $ Properties, NBC’s Superstore and as a series regular on TBS’s The Last O.G.  Film credits include Father Figures, The Happytime Murders, Identity Thief and Space Station 76. Ryan also has roles in Christopher Guest’s Mascots and Taran Killam’s Why We’re Killing Gunther.
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Jeremy is a writer and director who divides his time between Boston, Massachusetts and Venice, Italy. His first feature film, McCurdy Point, just finished a series of screenings on the film festival circuit across the country. In addition to having served as the Artistic Director and Director of the Training Center at Improv Asylum, Jeremy also performed over four thousand shows in his time with the main company. In addition, Jeremy has worked as a host for The Moth and taught improv and sketch writing at Emerson and Suffolk University.
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Pre-Req: Level 3 training and up (inquire about eligibility with [email protected])

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