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Improv City

Molly Thomas

Practical improv advice, exercise ideas, and lots of feelings from UCB New York improvisor and teacher, Molly Thomas. New posts every Friday morning.

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Repost: What are the rules for touching each other in improv?

This post is from August, 2024. I’ve been having my classes establish their physical boundaries ever since. I think it’s a crucial part of building trust in a class, expanding our options for performance, helping all performers feel safe, a...

5 days ago
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The Ideal Improv Venue

Recording of the Improv City post of the same name, published 5/15/26

Written and Recorded by Molly Thomas

Produced and Edited by Tom Levin

9 days ago
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The Ideal Improv Venue

An ideal improv space is part cave, part fire pit, part particle collider. The energy is contained. There are no distractions. The space feels solid. Audiences can plop themselves down in their seats. Performers can throw themselves around...

12 days ago
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Things are supposed to go wrong

Recording of the Improv City post of the same name, published 5/8/26

Written and Recorded by Molly Thomas

Produced and Edited by Tom Levin

16 days ago
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Things are supposed to go wrong

Last Thursday, I had a long day. I needed a couple minutes alone and some mindless TV. I finally sat down on the couch at about 10:00. I put my drink on the coffee table, and promptly knocked it over all over the table and the floor. I yell...

19 days ago
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