This entry articulates some helpful qualities for a strong improvised narrative or story.
Category Archives: Performance Strategies
“N” is for “Names”
A rose by any other name might smell as sweet, but a rose without any name at all might cause you some issues when you’re trying to buy one at the florist…
“M” is for “Music”
A little well-executed music can go a long way on the improv stage.
“M” is for “Mugging”
This ImprovDr entry explores the important distinction between self-conscious Mugging and more deliberately crafted theatrical moments that might look the same at first glance.
“M” is for “Material”
This ImprovDr entry considers sources of improvisational material inspiration.
“L” is for “Love”
Is there enough “Love” in your improv?
“L” is for “Looking Good”
Many view this advice as a golden rule of improv: strive to make your fellow players look good…
“L” is for “Looking Backwards”
“Looking Backwards” (but not with anger) provides a fruitful way to find the path forward.
Game Library: “La Ronde”
“La Ronde” provides a user-friendly frame for exploring complex characters and relationships.
“L” is for “Long-Form”
For such a widely used term in Western improv circles, it can be challenging to get your arms around an inclusive and helpful definition of “Long-Form” improvisation. Here’s an effort to do just that…
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