There’s a common misconception that, in order to do improv and hold the attention of an audience, you need to be naturally funny. Improv doesn’t work this way. There are a few basic, fundamental rules to the game that increase your chances of success, confidence, and being funny if followed. Here’s how improv can boost confidence (andContinue reading “How Improv Boosts Confidence”
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The Benefits of Improv at Any Age
In its purest form, improv is a concept that helps people from all walks of life develop relationships and achieve success. The essential principles of improvisation are living in the moment and making the most out of interactions. Improv classes teach people to go with the flow rather than undermining a specific outcome in aContinue reading “The Benefits of Improv at Any Age”
Journaling for Improv
Improvisational theater is an art form that requires interaction with other people. With COVID-19, the world of theater has come to a standstill with many theaters shutting their doors and canceling programs. While it’s true that theatrical performances can be adapted to screen or digital means, it is, admittedly, not the same. This lull inContinue reading “Journaling for Improv”
Developing Your Daily Writing Habits
Without question, one of the most frustrating aspects of being a writer is the act of writing itself. At times, even the most disciplined author will flinch at the sight of a blank piece of paper. Fortunately, the development of writing ability is much like the development of a muscle. And like a muscle, our writingContinue reading “Developing Your Daily Writing Habits”
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