the party games that help you think on your feet
The evidence for the universal usefulness of improv comes from my Google Alert. It’s is set for the term “improv.” One day, I’ll read about improv’s role in a business leadership class. Another day, it’s about how teens on the autism spectrum use it to …
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I call Applied Improv the “Type O” of skillsets because of its universal usefulness. The evidence for its range comes from my Google Alert which is set for “improv.” Each day brings new examples of the effectiveness of Applied Improv. One day, laid-off workers are …
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I’ll bet you or someone you know has taken an Improv class. I wouldn’t be surprised if they loved the experience to the point of becoming alt-evangelical. “How was it?” you ask them. “Great,” “fun,” “amazing, “I learned a lot about myself.” “Really?” you reply. …
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