It never hurts to be quick on your feet and learn how to pivot, and there's no better way to get that skills than with a little improv experience. Ryan King and Aditi George from Drama Inc. joined the ...

Darryl Spencer believes improv can make just about anyone’s life better. Interested? Consider signing up for the “Improv Your Life” class scheduled for four Tuesdays, May 7-28 from 6 to 8:30 p.m., at ...

You might not know it to look at me, but I’ve taken an improvisational theater class. No, really. I used to watch improv shows in awe, thinking “How do they do that? I could never do that.” You know ...

If last year taught us anything, it’s that planning can only get us so far. What’s the cliche? “The best-laid plans…” and then people trail off ominously. Yep, that was last year if you were a teacher ...

When someone talks about improvisation, odds are your mind goes to what is known as short-form; theater games or quick scenes, the sort of performances popularized by “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” and ...

Students in Northwestern Engineering's Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence (MSAI) program received an unorthodox lesson this school year: A lesson in improv. The art of improvisation is not ...

When artists and audience members could no longer be in the same room due to the coronavirus pandemic, many theaters in Sarasota and around the country were forced to reimagine their programming to ...

I'm not a big fan of improv. As an art form, I generally rate it somewhere between slam poetry and mime. It's not my bag. But I recently had an experience that caused me to reconsider the contents of ...

Failure has seldom been sexier, with advocates believing that if you’re not failing regularly, you’re not pushing the boundaries far enough. Such cheerleaders often evoke the spirit of Edison, who ...

My first in-person course after being vaccinated was not, as I anticipated, one I was teaching. Rather, I was a student in an improvisation class I took over the summer. When I was doing research for ...

Three dozen police captains pair off in a Chicago conference room to play a game: They must start a sentence with the last word their partner used. Many exchanges are nonsensical, full of ...

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