Cam Percy

Timothy Yeo, a Singaporean improviser I admire, shared this article from Harvard Business Review. Improvisation reaches far beyond the stage - it's a starting point to improving your life and the lives of those around you.

A cool finding: "more collaborative players developed slower at first, but their greater levels of social support and mutual trust with other players ultimately enabled them to achieve true generative improvisation".

Improvisation Takes Practice Researchers studied how people developed improvisational skills by observing live-action role playing games over two years.

Here's what Helen had to say after completing a Beginner Improv course in July 2020:

Here's what Catherine had to say after doing Beginner Improv Online in July 2020.

Here's what Denzo had to say after trying improv in July 2020:

Here's what another participant had to say after trying improv in July 2020:

Here's what Kathryn had to say after trying improv in July 2020: