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The thought I’m having today is that improvisers need to make more assumptions on stage and fewer assumptions when they are trying to get people to come to their show.
This is an old hobby horse of mine, but I’m jumping back on it.
On sta...
Here’s a partially developed thought, inspired by a great conversation on Saturday in Edinburgh with the incredible improviser Mara Joy. It looks at the much-used improv phrase “if this thing is true, what else is true?”. Much of these thou...
Sometimes, the fastest way to rescue a struggling scene isn’t grinding through more rigid technique, it’s simply by tricking your brain. We pretend to the audience and it works, yet how often to we pretend to ourselves? By using a psycholog...
I heard something over the past few days that resonated with me really strongly. Rick Andrews visited Nottingham to teach a couple of workshops and perform last weekend. Rick was head of school at The Magnet Theater in New York for many yea...
Long-suffering reader, Hamza, suggested I do my improv icks this week. The things that really give me the ick when it comes to improv. I’m going to put out a disclaimer here (mainly for another long-suffering reader, Alex): so much of what...
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