Today more than ever, improvisers are striking out on their own and forming independent groups. Nothing makes me happier than this because this is the way people really grow in improv. However, just because you can form your own team doesn’t mean it’s going to be a success. Creating a group that really works requires […]
Does this sound familiar? You have just finished a class or an improv show, and before you can even enjoy what you've done, a panicked thought sets in: “What I am going to next?” I see this a lot, especially with students who finish taking my Advanced Art of Slow Comedy improv class. After studying with me for three […]
This past week, I was working really hard and feeling depressed, because I felt like my work wasn’t getting me anywhere. So I went on Facebook to try to feel better. And it didn't work. It made me feel worse. Everyone I knew was posting about some part they had just gotten on a TV […]