
Improv is a brilliantly effective way to build confidence and develop skills. It’s not about trying to be funny or cracking a joke at the expense of a teammate - improv uses games as a way to learn and develop.
Whatever your background or goals, if you're nervous speaking in public or a seasoned speaker to wanting to add improv to your tools. Or maybe you just want to tick it off your bucket list. Improv is great for;
I'm a member of the Totally Improvised Company, the North West's longest running improv group, who teach a range of classes and courses here. Amazing teachers (you'll see me there often) and all highly recommended.
Looking for me specifically? I have two offers. General improv sessions and more focused half day workshops on using improv for presentation skills. Here are some of the clients I've worked with.

I deliver comedy and presentation skills sessions that have improvisation at their core. These sessions use humour to unlock creativity and build confidence. They can be face-to-face, online or hybrid.
I help develop talk's so they are not just engaging, but also entertaining. We look at the art of timing and delivery, honing your ability to hold an audience in the palm of your hand. We explore your content, hone ideas and how to pace yourself effectively when presenting.
Delving into the power of storytelling and how to craft narratives that resonate with your particular audience, whether you're delivering a stand-up routine or a business presentation.
There's a focus on building confidence and stage presence. Providing techniques to overcome stage fright, command attention comfortably, and deal with wandering attention spans.
It's all about discovering yourself and being authentic. Together, we find your unique voice and style, ensuring your performances or presentations are genuine and memorable.


"Amazing what can change in one hour, John’s process transformed how we prepare for sales conversations to significantly improve delivery and rapport."
Ian Stone, Founder, Smile Reader
"Really got my brain going!"
John Knott, Zola
"John made sure to explain the relevance of each game to our specific work, which went a long way to get buy-in from the team and senior management. We found the workshop enjoyable, eye-opening and motivating"
Tom Parson, Manchester Technology Centre.
"A different and refreshing way of looking at the skills that we use in presenting. I thoroughly enjoyed this workshop!"
Raj Patel MBE
"a real master in the craft of improvised speaking."
Andy Atkins, Resonant
“I came away with more confidence and an understanding that I can talk about topics that I’m passionate about in a way to engage the audience”
Ollie, Business Growth Hub
"Got a lot from it. Hope to implement in my workplace."
Business Growth Hub
"Amazing workshop, thank you for making the storytelling so much fun"
Coalville Hero Project
"Excellent workshop on telling your story"
Jax Lovelock - Dewsbury Park Mansion
“Excellent session. John made us feel at ease and have fun whilst giving us valuable advice and skills.”
Liz Whitely
“Eye-opening and something that I'd do again”
David Norris
"Really enjoyed it and got out of my comfort zone."
Connor Aston
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