We’ve all been there: standing on stage, playing in the background while our other team members take the lead. You wonder… am I necessary? Should I be out here? The answer is YES! And the incredible Celeste Pechous is going to help you learn WHY with her workshop, “The Supporting Roles.”

Supporting roles are often undermined in their concrete ability to heighten and enhance a scene to it’s full potential. This workshop will allow you to look at the scene from a whole new angle via different avenues of supporting what is already there by adding to the scene via entrances, exits, walk-ons, background and atmosphere. Find purpose, timing and voice in your supporting roles.

Sound like the kinda stuff you wanna learn? Sign up now! This workshop will take place on Saturday, July 7th at 10:00 am.

About the Instructor: Celeste Pechous has been kicking the comedy improv tires for the last two decades.  As an alumnae of the National Touring Company with Second City, Pechous performed comedy all over the world.  She has trained and performed at the Second City, iO Chicago/LA, and The Annoyance.  Pechous was awarded most outstanding performer at The SNAFF Film Festival for her work in the dark-comedy short, Past Due, based on her short story.  TV credits include Showtime’s Masters of Sex, Workaholics and Review on Comedy Central and TV Land’s Hot in Cleveland.  Pechous can be seen next in Epix’s Get Shorty, HBO’s Sharp Objects and as Mrs. Wallace in One Day at a Time on Netflix.  When she’s not selling you milk, insurance, BMWs or chicken, you can see her improvise regularly at Second City LA, The Pack and The Westside Comedy Theater.  She is also the founder of Dosage Improv Workshops – dosageimprov.com