Whether you're looking to learn a new skill, meet fun people, be more confident, or improve your performing – On the Fly Impro is the place for you!
Our Vision
A thriving, skilled, and prosperous impro community in SA, recognised across Australia and the world.
Our Mission
To spread the joy of impro across SA through classes, shows and supporting the impro community.
A thriving, skilled, and prosperous impro community in SA, recognised across Australia and the world.
Our Mission
To spread the joy of impro across SA through classes, shows and supporting the impro community.
Our Values
Community
The On the Fly community is the heart of our organisation. We work together to achieve our goals. We empower the community to be heard, to make change and to take action. We provide space to build and nurture interpersonal relationships. We acknowledge our part in many wider communities and use our voice and our power to provide support. Inclusion We believe that everyone can benefit from impro. We accept and make space for every person who believes in our values and has a willingness to learn. We know that including people of diverse backgrounds and experiences leads to a cohort with diverse thought which leads to better impro. We acknowledge the barriers that exist for many people to join our community and actively provide opportunities that address these. Play We believe in the power of creativity and the freeing nature of engaging in play. We collectively provide a space where everyone can explore, experiment and find joy. We encourage and support anyone engaging in earnest play. |
Respect
We show respect by listening to, acknowledging and engaging each other. We take the time to check in with each other. We respect each other’s boundaries. We build a space where people are safe to bring their whole selves to their learning, their performances and their social interactions. We support and uplift people for having a try. Integrity We are honest and transparent in all of our dealings. We own up to our failures and make amends. We support each other and don’t tear anyone down. We take all feedback on board and respond consistently and accordingly. We work together and ask for help when we need it. Continual Improvement We regularly reflect, review and refine our processes, our curriculum and our values to ensure we achieve our goals. We keep aware of industry standards and apply these to our work when necessary. We provide opportunities for our students to hone their abilities through classes, coaching and performance opportunities. |
Your On The Fly Committee
Contact us via email any time! Simply use the button below.
Chair
Steyn Freedendal He/Him Steyn has been active in impro stage management for over 15 years. In 2021 he decided to stop observing from the side-lines, and get involved! He hasn’t looked back since. |
Co-Artistic Director
Kate Gallagher She/Her Kate started coming to On The Fly classes at the end of 2021, and quickly fell in love with the improv community. By day, Kate works in disability support, and she is passionate about the arts being accessible and inclusive for all people. |
Co-Artistic Director
Emil Tow He/Him |
Venue Director
Tim Delvaux He/Him Tim joined an On The Fly class in 2021 as a fun date idea. Unbeknownst to him, a new love for impro was sparked within. |
General Hands
Amy Maynard She/Her Amy Maynard joined On The Fly in 2024. Previously she acted with the Riverland Youth Theatre, and practiced public speaking with Rostrum. |
General Hands
Kym Mackenzie He/Him |
Code of Conduct
We are a community-run organisation, governed by group norms.
Our group norms include:
• Tolerant, non-discriminating, non-aggressive, and non-dominating behaviour
• A positive attitude in class
• Group and personal accountability
• Valuing the ideas of others
• Actively listening to, acknowledging, and responding to each other’s contributions
• Nurturing a warm and hospitable environment
• Reaching out to others in a non-confrontational way
• Voicing problems or issues with a workshop leader or OTF committee member
• That creative content, workshop plans, and materials created, remains the property of the group
We have a right to refuse an individual entry to workshops, and have a right to select individuals for shows at our own discretion. Some workshops may include adult material, due to the content being improvised by participants. We recommend participants be aged 18 years or older, but will accept participants 16 years and older with parent permission.
We often take photos/videos of shows/workshops for records and promotional materials. Participation in an On The Fly show or workshop constitutes permission for us to use images and footage taken of you for such material. Please contact us if you wish to withdraw your permission.
Our group norms include:
• Tolerant, non-discriminating, non-aggressive, and non-dominating behaviour
• A positive attitude in class
• Group and personal accountability
• Valuing the ideas of others
• Actively listening to, acknowledging, and responding to each other’s contributions
• Nurturing a warm and hospitable environment
• Reaching out to others in a non-confrontational way
• Voicing problems or issues with a workshop leader or OTF committee member
• That creative content, workshop plans, and materials created, remains the property of the group
We have a right to refuse an individual entry to workshops, and have a right to select individuals for shows at our own discretion. Some workshops may include adult material, due to the content being improvised by participants. We recommend participants be aged 18 years or older, but will accept participants 16 years and older with parent permission.
We often take photos/videos of shows/workshops for records and promotional materials. Participation in an On The Fly show or workshop constitutes permission for us to use images and footage taken of you for such material. Please contact us if you wish to withdraw your permission.