Slips of Paper
This is a scene work class where strong relationships are created and slips of paper become metaphors for what’s going on in the scene. It’s fun and challenging and when it’s over you’ll think about scenes in a different way. If you’ve never played Slips of Paper is a game where the audience writes random sentences (in this case they’ll be in chat) and the players occasionally read a random line.
It’s a fun, new look at playing a justification game.
Regina Saisi is a San Francisco-based actor and improviser. Regina has taught and performed at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, ACT, Stanford University and across the country, as well as internationally in Amsterdam, Helsinki, Florence, Stockholm, London, Beirut, Leuven, Berlin, Paris and Jeddah. A pioneer in the development of long-form improv, she is a founding member of the improvisational theatre companies True Fiction Magazine, Pulp Playhouse and Improv Playhouse of San Francisco, and is a Company member of BATS Improv where she also has served as the Dean and Artistic Director. Regina is a firm believer that improvisation has value for everyone.