8/28/26 Friday Morning – Improv 101 Workshop

$29.00

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Description

Time: 9:30am-11am

Come discover Oddity Improv in this 90-minute Improv 101 where you’ll learn the fundamentals of improv in a supportive, hands-on environment.

This workshop is for all adults who want to build confidence, strengthen public speaking skills, spark creativity, and reconnect with play.

New to improv? No problem. We’ll start with a clear introduction to the core principles, then practice through interactive games and exercises in a fun, low-pressure setting.

Each workshop varies in games and workouts, so you can return again and again to keep growing and sharpening your skills.

Located at The Franklin Theatre: 419 Main Street Franklin, TN 37064

**Please arrive in the lobby 5 minutes before the workshop begins. Doors lock at the start time for security reasons, and late arrivals cannot be admitted. No refunds will be issued for late arrivals.

Event Details

Date: August 28, 2026

Start time: 09:30 a.m. CDT

End time: 11:00 a.m. CDT

Venue: The Franklin Theatre: 419 Main Street Franklin, TN 37064

Phone: 615.953.0598‬

Email: hello@oddityimprov.com

Instructor

Preston Earnest turned his high school football concussions into a surprising new passion—acting. After trading his high school football helmet for a spotlight in the high school musical, he was hooked. Since then, he’s performed all over the country with traveling theater groups, sketch teams and even brought some Disney magic to life as a performer at Disney World. Along the way, he’s appeared in a national commercials and sharpened his improv skills at The Groundlings in Los Angeles and Oddity Improv in Franklin, TN. Preston Studied on camera Acting with Saxon Trainer in Los Angeles, CA. He loves to sing and play music, and has done so most of his life. Offstage, Preston is a loving husband to Nadia and father of two boys, who keep him on his toes—especially during their many taekwondo classes. His true joy? Making people laugh, particularly when the unpredictable energy of an improv show takes over..