ZipLine Improv

ZipLine Improv offers Single Class Intro to Improv, Beginning Improv, Narrative Scenework, Intermediate Scenes & Games, Improv in Petaluma, and Intro to Narrative Longform. Listed offerings include a Single Class Intro to Improv on Tuesday 8/11 for $45, Beginning Improv starting Tuesday 8/4 for 6 weeks at $200 to $215, and several 8-week classes priced at $265 to $280.

Programs

• Single Class Intro to Improv — Tuesday 8/11 · $45
• Beginning Improv — starts Tuesday 8/4 · $200–$215 · 6-weeks
• Narrative Scenework — starts Tuesday 8/4 · $265–$280 · 8-weeks
• Intermediate Scenes & Games — starts Wednesday 7/22 · $265–$280 · 8-weeks
• Narrative Scenework — starts Wednesday 7/29 · $265–$280 · 8-weeks
• Improv in Petaluma — starts Thursday Afternoon 7/30 · $265–$280 · 8-weeks
• Intro to Narrative Longform — starts Thursday 8/6 · $265–$280
• Teen Classes — Currently Unscheduled · $0

At a glance

• Ages: 14–18 years old
• Price range: $0–$280

About the provider

The About page says beginning classes are open to everyone aged 18+ and that teen classes are open to teens and mature near teens. It also says that if a person did not take the beginning series with the program and has prior experience, they should contact the program if they wish to skip the beginning class. Continuing classes are generally filled with returning students, and prior experience is required to get on the waiting list.

The About page says beginning classes are open to everyone aged 18+ and that teen classes are open to teens and mature near teens. It also says: if you did not take the beginning series with us, please contact if you have prior experience and wish to skip the beginning class. Continuing classes are generally filled with returning students and prior experience is required to get on the waiting list.

What families say

“Wow, and thank you. I was hoping for and expecting fun. But not that much!” — Shyama B.

“Laura creates a rich “safe” environment where the foundational skills of improv can be learned while everyone in class is having a blast playing together.” — Sheridith M.

Last updated August 19, 2026.