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It can be useful to see reality as malleable.
What’s more energetic, electric and humorously absurd than an improv performance? A themed improv performance. The Eugene improv group No Script Society’s fall shows take … Contin...
With no two performances ever the same, you can never know what to expect of an evening.
By David J Diamond. Stages of Change brings leading practitioners together who are exploring how theatre can transform the ways we connect, collaborate, and create change.
Reading Time: 5 minutes The law school’s senior staff meet monthly and we occasionally convert the meeting into a group training. Things as common as managing personality types or...
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Reading Time: 5 minutes The law school’s senior staff meet monthly and we occasionally convert the meeting into a group training. Things as common as managing personality types or...
Washington Improv Theater's fall series at Studio skewers local elections and big musicals — and hilarity is had by all. By JOHN STOLTENBERG
Live improv. Zero script. A different show every time. Laugh Track City brings fast-paced comedy games and scenes to Made Up Theatre in Fremont, created on the spot from audience s...
In “Delirium” and “The Cherry Orchard,” experimental directors smash up and rebuild classic plays.
WIT’s fall lineup includes a new, improvised comedy about the absurdities of American politics – just in time for the midterm elections!
“Whose Live Anyway?” will bring 90 minutes of improvised comedy and music based on audience suggestions to the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Castle Theater at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 11...
Molière’s farce displays the touch of a master clown.
Explore your dating tendencies, expand your dating pool, and live in the moment in this improv-based dating course. This is a single day, 2-hour workshop. Choose from any of the da...
Like the myth of Pygmalion, the kNOT theater company is bringing visual art to life, weaving together the centuries-old tableau vivant tradition with inventive 21st century approac...
MOLIERE WOULD HAVE LOVED IT Much to celebrate here, and not only the return of that maverick angel Mark Rylance: once again treading a London stage, adorned with a clerical col...
By . Join Anne Bogart and Barbara Lanciers in conversation with Double Edge Theatre founder Stacy Klein about her new book Alchemy of Living Culture: Collected Writings on Double E...
William Westney and Ryan Morison explore why we play, what gets in the way and how trust, mistakes and communication can change the way we practise and perform. The post Why We Pla...
This post continues an investigation of “imposto.” First, an article from the Sunday Telegraph (1974) featuring Lucie Manén’s newly published The Art of Singing; then an exploratio...
Every paid improv to impact workshop funds 10 free, research-backed classes for San Diegans who are unsheltered or housing-insecure, immigrants, refugees, or members of other histo...
By Giselle Byrd. Giselle Byrd reflects on the Theater Offensive’s Creative Labor, Creative Conditions activations which brought together legendary Boston figures who shaped our cul...
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