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Applied Improv Principles: Yes, And…
In the article I discussed seven principles of improv that apply in the work environment. Here I expand on the concept of “Yes, And…” Yes, And… is as simple as the using the phrase “Yes, and…” in responding to others as a way to build on their ideas and expand them. It is also the term used to describe the concept of accepting what other say and enhancing, expanding, and building on that idea to … Read entire article »
Filed under: Applied Improv, General, Improv in Life, Teaching Improv
What is Applied Improv?
Applied Improv Improv, or Improvisational Theater, is a pure form of collaboration, creativity, and communication as a performance art. Applied Improv is the adaptation and use of improv games, exercises and activities in any context other than performance. There is a wide range of contexts that improv is applied including healthcare, wellness, therapy, training, communication, soft skills, K-12 education, and many others. Further, Applied Improv has a practical and sometimes specific outcome other than fun or … Read entire article »
Filed under: Applied Improv, Featured, Improv in Life, Teaching Improv
WHAT first, then HOW
I ran across a question on the BizMore website How do you reach consensus quickly on a group decision? The key concept that was missing in that title was that it was a critical strategic decision. I think that changes the game on how you approach different kinds of decisions. Here is an excerpt of my response. … Read entire article »
Filed under: Applied Improv, General, Improv in Life
3 Reasons to follow us on Twitter
We’re all about IMPROV We’ll respond to your questions and comments We’re well behaved (mostly) http://twitter.com/improvnotebook … Read entire article »
Filed under: General
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