Class Schedule

 

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Class Action Day Dates Time Teacher Location Cost Length
CORE IDIOT CLASSES
Idiot Apply Mondays 4/14-5/19 7p-10p Kumbhani The Yard $295 6 Weeks
Idiot Apply Mondays 4/14-5/19 7p-10p Krieger Skiptown $295 6 Weeks
Idiot Apply Tuesdays 4/15-5/20 7p-10p Steel Skiptown $295 6 Weeks
Idiot Apply Thursdays 4/17-5/22 7p-10p Kumbhani Skiptown 90064 $295 6 Weeks
Idiot Apply Saturdays 4/19-5/31 (off 5/24) 10a-1p Bratschie Skiptown 90064 $295 6 Weeks
Idiot Apply Saturdays 4/19-5/31 (off 5/24) 2p-5p Bratschie The Pico, LA $295 6 Weeks
EXTRA-IDIOT CLASSES
Writing Enroll Thursdays 4/17-5/22 3p-5p PST (6p-8p EST) Titelman Zoom $240 6 Sessions
Move, Idiot! Enroll Thursdays TBD 7p-10p PST Rose Brockus Project Studios $180 4 Sessions
ON THE ROAD IDIOT CLASSES
Idiot Intensive Toronto TBD TBD TBD Daily Bratschie Sweet Action Theater CA$350 3-Day
LOCAL LA IDIOT EVENTS
HIPPODROME More Info 2nd Wednesdays Monthly 8-11p Gilkey and others Skunk Room @ Elysian PWYC 3 hours

Please note that all live classes will require proof of full vaccination and masks may be required during class.

First class in intro is mandatory. If you can not make the first class, please wait to register when you can attend the first class.

If you drop 7 or more days prior to the class start date, you will receive a full refund. If you drop 6 or fewer days before the class start date, depending on what you paid, 100% of the deposit or 50% of the full tuition is nonrefundable.


Hippodrome Schedule

Second Wednesdays of the month at Elysian Theater, The Skunk Room, 1944 Riverside Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039, from 8-11p.


2025 Schedule

Our classes are 6 weeks long with a week off between each session.

Jan/Feb Session = Begins Jan 6, 2025

Mar/Apr Session = Begins Feb 24, 2025

Apr/May Session = Begins April 14, 2025

Special 4 wk Session = Begins June 2, 2025

July/Aug Session = Summer Break

Sep/Oct Session = Begins Sep 6, 2025

Nov/Dec Session = Begins Oct 27, 2025 (off Thanksgiving week)


Theater takes place all the time, wherever one is, and art merely facilitates persuading one that this is the case
— John Cage