“A” is for “Acting” considers some scripted theatre techniques that are worthy of emulation in our work on the improv stage.
Category Archives: Improv Terms and Vocabulary
Game Library: “Point/Counterpoint”
With a playful edge, “Point/Counterpoint” satirizes the state of political discourse and polarization.
“A” is for “Accusation”
“A” is for “Accusation” serves as one of the CAD trinity that can help add fuel or dynamism to a scene that is stagnating.
Game Library: “That’s Right Experts”
Here’s the latest addition to the imrpoivdr.com Game Library. “That’s Right Experts” is one of the few short-form games that still scares me a little for all the right reasons.
A Peek Inside: (Your) Opera in a Trunk
Take a peek inside the training process behind (Your) Opera in a Trunk, an outreach show initially developed for Pensacola Opera. This entry includes the game “Justify Circle.”
“C” is for “Commandments”
This ImprovDr “Game Library” entry gathers and hyperlinks all ten commandments from my earlier series in the one helpful place.
“A” is for “Accepting”
Are you maximizing the potentials of your offers? Consider some options with “A” is for “Accepting.”
Game Library: “Room at the Inn”
A lighthearted and active warm-up game, “Room at the Inn” provides the next addition to the Game Library.
Game Library Master Index
Looking for a specific game from a prior blog post, or just want to explore some improv possibilities? Here’s a master index to help you out as the library of games expands each week.
“A” is for “Abandon”
“A” is for “Abandon” is the first entry in a series that explores fundamental concepts and theories that help make improv happen!
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