WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — If you look around Palm Beach County, the arts are everywhere. However, there is a community within the arts that is underrepresented.
That's where a group of comedians are standing up and making a change. Once a month, the group comes together to perform improv, specifically geared towards minority communities.
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They host a BIPOC drop-in. BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous and People of Color and the group is looking for new and diverse story tellers. The next class is Feb. 28.
Whether you're a beginner or expert, the classes are open to BIPOC of all skill levels.
If you would like to take a drop-in class, you can call Bob Carter's Actor's Rep theater in West Palm Beach at 561-833-7529 or visit their website at ActorsRep.org.