“Here Comes the Bus” allows players to explore contrasting relationships and energies. It’s also easily expanded into a long-form offering.
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“R” is for “Relationship”
The “R” in “CROW” stands for “Relationship.”
Game Library: “Word Association Reincorporation Story”
Working in pairs, players create original stories based on randomly generated images.
“R” is for “Reincorporation”
Time to look at the craft of “Reincorporation.”
Game Library: “Simultaneous Clap”
I love the connection this warm-up encourages.
“R” is for “Rehearsal Etiquette”
Setting a playful but professional tone in the rehearsal hall is a challenging and crucial goal worthy of our utmost attention.
Game Library: “Questions Only”
I hope I can answer most of your lingering questions in this Game Library entry about a fun and challenging short-form decider.
“Q” is for “Questions”
The one and only “Q” in this journey through the “A” to “Z” of improv considers the role of questions and when and how they can be more a blessing than a curse.
Game Library: “Inappropriate Behavior”
A little “Inappropriate Behavior” can go a long way in your short- and long-form work, especially when paced with patience and skill.
“P” is for “Punching Up”
Where we aim our improv “punches” can make a world of difference in terms of what our theatre does and says. Punching Up reflects an understanding that not all jokes are created equal.
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