“S” is for “Strangers”

The conventional wisdom when it comes to Strangers is to avoid them whenever you can (on the improv stage just as in real life). By definition, strangers don’t tend to bring vital backstory or relationship details to the story.

When Is a Stranger Not a Stranger…?

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