
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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Recording of the Improv City post of the same name, published 6/5/26
Written and Recorded by Molly Thomas
Produced and Edited by Tom Levin
Most improv practices start with a bit of a check in, then a warm up or two or three. Then warm up scenes. Then a set with notes. There’s value to that but always having the same structure to practice can make it feel rote.
What if we ran...
Recording of the Improv City post of the same name, published 5/29/26
Written and Recorded by Molly Thomas
Produced and Edited by Tom Levin
Last week I reposted my first thoughts on establishing physical boundaries at the top of a class or practice. Since putting the practice in place, I have more to say.
Red/yellow/green
This is where I started with my students and it conti...
Slow it down, Spud.
A challenge for all improvisors, particularly greener ones, is moving slowly enough that we hear, see, and process everything (or as close to everything as possible) that is happening onstage. New improvisors speak quic...
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