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 […]
KEEP SAYING YES, AND... When I started taking improv classes in Chicago in the late ’80s and early ’90s the goal was simple: study with Del Close at the Improv Olympic, get hired by Second City and then get on Saturday Night Live. The path was narrow. Anyone who even thought about teaching, directing or […]