1615 N. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027

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World’s Greatest Improv School is proudly women-led, LGBTQ+ friendly, and committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive space for all—whether you’re attending our live comedy shows in Los Angeles or taking improv classes online or in person.


Gift Cards

Gift cards for WGIS classes are available! Custom amount, personalized, etc. Learn more


Mailing List

If you want to hear about special classes and shows, join our list! It comes out every few weeks. See examples of what we send.

Featured Classes

Initiation Gifts

Los Angeles

This workshop focuses on giving your scene partner clear gifts about the base reality (their who & t...

Mark David Christenson
Mark David Christenson
Sunday 11am - Learn more

One Note Each

Los Angeles

No warmups. Two people do a scene. Ronnie gives one note to each person. Two more up....

Ronnie Adrian
Ronnie Adrian
Saturday 12pm - Learn more

Noon Bitness - January 2026

Los Angeles

NOTE: No class Monday Jan 19. That session is moved to Wednesday Jan 21. This class runs 4 days ...

Will Hines
Sarah Claspell
Will Hines and Sarah Claspell
Mondays 12pm - Learn more

Featured Shows

Come see our space at 1615 N. Vermont Ave, Los Angeles.

Weekend Drop Ins

Sunday Drop-In
Sunday Drop-In

The Weekend Drop Ins are a series of workshops and classes led by Carla Cackowksi (Saturdays) and Mike McLendon (Sundays). Open to all levels. Students do not have to pre-register. Just show up. Saturday and Sunday mornings, 10am-noon, WGIS Space.

Sometimes we get so many people we have to turn people away! You can sign up in advance for a drop-in class to guarantee a spot. Sign up here.

WGIS T-Shirt

Merchandise

We've got some merch for WGIS! Check out the store and get t-shirts, hoodies and mugs!

WGIS T-Shirt

Will's Book

Will wrote a book called How To Be The Greatest Improviser on Earth. It's a hodge-podge of improv advice he wrote in 2016.