
These are essays about improv comedy from Will Hines, a Los Angeles actor, co-owner of an improv theater, longtime UCB teacher/performer, author of "How To Be The Greatest Improviser On Earth"
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Pressed for time, so this week I’m just presenting a variation on a classic improv exercise I like to do.
It’s called Ad Game With Snacks.
This is Ad Game, where we play a bunch of marketing executives who love eve...
One of the best teachers of improv is simply doing improv.
I got Covid last week, which I honestly had forgotten could happen. It was a mild case, but I did get very tired. My first day testing negative I ta...
Instead of playing people trapped in an unfair escape room, play someone who is designing an unfair escape room.
Good improv characters | Photo by Vitaliy Shevchenko on Unsplash
An incredibly common thing in improv...
“I’ve got to call out your unusual behavior right now, my dude.” | Photo by Yura Timoshenko on Unsplash
“Calling things out” is when you directly address a weird thing - “That’s weird when you do that.” When you do it, you must do it from...
A trend is evolving where improvisers avoid choices and instead interrupt someone else. This prevents anyone from making a deliberate move.
This year, I’ve taught improv in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Ohio, Toronto and Vermont. Online, I...
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Actor, funny, Los Angeles
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