Auditions

The KC Improv Company will be holding their Spring Auditions on April 22nd with audition times of 10:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. & 12:30 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. & Sunday April 23rd from 1:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M.

Callbacks will be held Sunday April 23rd from 7:30 P.M. – 9:30 P.M. At The Kick Comedy Theater. 

To submit your information and be considered for a spot at our Spring Auditions, CLICK HERE!

For more information about what auditions will consist of. Keep reading!

Who can audition?

  We are looking for experienced improvisers, actors, comedians, and other performers who think they will be a good fit for the KC Improv Company. We strongly encourage the completion of levels 1 – 4 of the KCIC Training Center and/or One Year of improv experience. Those auditioning should be 18 years of age or older.

What do I need to bring to auditions?  

Just yourself! You don’t need to prepare a scripted piece, as everything will be improvised. Having energy and being ready to have fun is pretty important. You probably don’t want to wear a suit or dress, as some of the warmups can get pretty physical. Performance resumes and Headshots are encouraged, but no necessary.

How do auditions work?

 We do warmups, scenes, games, and some long-form sets with others auditioning, and there may be times when members of KCIC will step in to play. Anywhere from 10 – 20 people from KCIC will be watching auditions. We make it a point to create a fun, comfortable environment. We may ask certain individuals to stay longer than others, but that doesn’t necessarily mean someone is in or out. We will send an email shortly after auditions to notify those who we would like to see at callbacks.

How many people are you taking?  

 It changes with each audition. We don’t have a set number we are looking for. What do you look for?   -Being funny is an important part of what we do, but at auditions we don’t look for the funniest person in the room. We look at who is confident and competent with his or her improv and who knows when to make a bold choice or when to make his or her scene partner look good. We look at performers who add to a scene rather than take away. We expect those auditioning to be proficient with long form improv. Experience and skill with short form is also a plus.