Improv Notebook

William and I had the opportunity to work with Keith Johnstone and many wonderful improvisers in August 2009.  We captures lots of notes, ideas and inspirations from all of this work and are sharing these ideas in a series of posts.

Each post is labeled KJ for Keith Johnstone because that was the inspiration for the work.  We did our best to capture what we could and any quotations, misquotes, or variation is certainly our understanding from the work and done with the intention to be accurate and convey the meaning.

Here are the ones we have up already:

• http://improvnotebook.com/blog/2009/08/09/a-few-notes-from-our-improv-workshop-with-keith-johnstone/
• http://improvnotebook.com/blog/2009/08/10/learning-failure-is-the-only-option/
• http://improvnotebook.com/blog/2009/08/11/games-are-for-playing/
• http://improvnotebook.com/blog/2009/08/12/what-would-you-ask-keith-johnstone/
• http://improvnotebook.com/blog/2009/08/13/have-a-quiet/

Look for more posts coming in the days and weeks ahead.

We would also love to talk to you more about all of this work. Please post a comment below, or say hi on twitter!

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About: Richard: Rich helps individuals and teams explore change and increase their performance in communication, collaboration and creativity. Rich continues learning, performing, and teaching improv with BATS Improv, improvImpact, Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Secret Improv Society, Big City Improv. Rich lives with his two dogs in San Francisco.