Name: Adult Improv Classes: Spring Session
Start: 2026-03-31T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-06-02T19:30:00-04:00
Location: Auburn Public Theater Stage Right

A 10 week Spring 2026 Improv Class taught by Tim Mahar.
About this Event

Auburn Public Theater Presents:

10 Week Spring Adult Improv Classes
Learn collaboration, performance skills, and improvisation skills, then perform LIVE in Auburn Public Theater's Stage Right!
Program instructed by Tim Mahar.

The program runs every Tuesday starting March 31st through June 2nd from 6:00 - 7:30pm at Auburn Public Theater.

Classes culminate with a community showcase on June 2nd at 6:00PM. A ticket link will be provided at a later date for friends and family.

Tuition is $200, and need based scholarships are available.

Please register online here (by clicking 'Ticket' above), or receive registration form & scholarship forms from Auburn Public Theater's Education Coordinator by emailing us at [email protected].

* No prior experience necessary!*

Improv is a great tool to help with public speaking, working together as a team, and creating a workplace that functions and flows. Improv is also a fun way to get your creative juices flowing or to spend the time learning a new skill that is multi-faceted in it's applications.

It has been said ‘life imitates art.” In the case of improvisation, life is art. Improvisational actors are observers and experts in creating and building on information that is presented to them. That is what makes this form of comedy so exciting. These same skills are of tremendous value to those of us who deal with conflict.

Timothy Mahar studied improvisation with the Second City Comedy Troupes in Toronto and Chicago. He received his Master's degree in Public Administration and Certificate of Advanced Study in Conflict Resolution from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.

Tim has performed improv for over 30 years in addition to hosting and acting on several television programs and movies, along with radio. He has experience as a facilitator and presenter. He has presented and held workshops for various organizations on the topic of creative conflict and crisis management. In addition he has held high level positions as Assistant Dean, and Executive Director at both Syracuse and Cornell Universities.