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January 17, 2019
Being Happy Where You're At

Great improvisers are in the moment. They have no need for the future or the past since they know it will not serve them. They do not have an idea of how the scene will end. They thrive on the uncertainty. They are happy where they're at. This is the hardest thing for me to […]

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December 3, 2018
How to stay inspired when your improv career feels stuck

If you’ve been acting or improvising for a while, you’ve probably learned that success as a performer always seems to ebb and flow. If your improv career is in a dry spell right now and you haven’t been landing any auditions and no one is asking you to be in their show, it’s easy to […]

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July 31, 2014
Warning: Resentments are toxic to your career

If you want to kill your improv career, make sure to have resentments. Lots and lots of resentments, toward all kinds of people, places and institutions. If your Harold team gets broken up and they don’t put you on another team, or you audition for something and don’t get cast, do what I’ve done and […]

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