Here are some ideas to improve our ability to closely read our partner’s choices with “A” is for “Active Listening.”
Category Archives: Performance Strategies
“A” is for “Acting”
“A” is for “Acting” considers some scripted theatre techniques that are worthy of emulation in our work on the improv stage.
“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.
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.”
“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!
Game Library: “Three Sentence Scenes”
Here’s an exercise designed to help us all remember not to hold onto our failures and stumbles as improvisers.
Commandment #10
This tenth and final commandment reminds us that we shouldn’t take our improv too seriously…
Game Library: “Passion Statements”
Passion Statements provides an exercise to connect players to more personal and honest material.
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