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Category Archives: Improv Terms and Vocabulary
“L” is for “Levels”
Whether it’s staging, verbal choices, emotions or content, there are undoubtedly a lot of “Levels” to consider on the improv stage.
Game Library: “Nicer Than You”
Bring a little more kindness to your relationships and scene work with “Nicer Than You.”
“K” is for “Kindness”
Starting the new year (and a new letter) with a little “Kindness.”
Game Library: “Freeze Frame”
Open eyes… and peek into the inner workings of “Freeze Frame.”
“J” is for “Justification”
As Del Close aptly noted, “The actor’s business is to justify…”
Game Library: “Bell’s Kitchen”
This ImprovDr Game Library addition provides a way to workshop first steps and how to find new ways to approach launching ask-fors that might have become a little stale or predictable.
“I” is for “Initiation”
Getting an improv scene off to a promising start can prove quite challenging. “Initiation” examines some best practices to help in this endeavor.
Game Library: “Identity Circle”
“Identity Circle” provides a platform to truly see and listen to the truths of your ensemble.
“I” is for “Inclusiveness”
Some questions to consider on the path to “Inclusiveness” in our improv spaces.
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