Many people think that improv is something people are just "naturally" good at. If you're born funny, you can make people laugh, right? Not so. If you want to get better, you're going to have to study this art form and take a lot of classes before you get good. It's just a fact. And […]
Improv is a personal art form, which means how you are feeling on a particular day can affect your performance. That is why I encourage my students to “speak their process,” so they can get in touch with how they are feeling. Why is this important? Because emotions are energy, and if we are in […]