Izzy G and Laura B use the Sponto Time deck to play the improv game “X is like Y.” After they both play the game, they debrief in an Applied Improv session. Transcript: Laura: So we’re going to play a game called X is like …
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Easy, relaxed, friendly.
Easy, relaxed, friendly. Seeing how quickly one can learn about themselves, recognize when uncomfortable and willing to try something new anyway is a wonderful take-away! -BJD
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Fun and engaging!
I liked that the games went quickly. They were fun and engaging. My A.D.D. didn’t have a chance to kick in. It was all fun for me! -Nick S.
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It’s Sponto Time! See the Alphabet Game in Action!
Laughter erupts spontaneously in the Alphabet Game! Here’s how to play: Select and reveal one purple card and one green card. Let the cards inspire a conversation. But here’s the twist: follow the ABCs! The first player starts the convo with a sentence beginning with …
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What is the difference between Improv Theater and Applied Improv?
Laura: Izzy, what is the difference between Improv Theater and Applied Improv? Izzy: Great question! The main difference is in the function and the goal. Improv Theater is about entertainment. People go to the theater, and they watch the improv groups. The audience is engaged …
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Sponto Time Unboxing Video!
What do you get when you order Sponto Time? You’re about to find out in this 3-minute video! Well, this is exciting. It is June 20. And I just received the game that Izzy Gessel and I developed. We got it from The Game Crafter. …
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Unlock Your Hidden Potential: The Surprising Power of Improv Games for Personal + Professional Growth!
Get ready for a wild ride. You’re about to play some improv games! Now, you might feel silly playing improv games at first. So, it might help you to know that playing these games has enormous professional and personal benefits! Wait, What are Improv Games? …
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co-created by: Laura Bergells & Izzy Gesell art by: Laura Bundesen For ages 12+ Fast + Fun: Games last a few seconds to a few minutes. For Work + Play: Work on team building, spontaneity, creativity, storytelling, and public speaking skills. Play at home, at …
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