Teaching Improvisation
Teaching can be one of the most rewarding experiences on an actor’s improv journey. Teaching is the groundwork for learning;…
Read More →How the Spring Blizzard is like Improv
Since Friday evening, Denver and the surrounding areas have been slammed with snow, borderline blizzard conditions. The Denver metro area…
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Budding Figs And The Power Of Improv by Emma Kobil
Here’s a wonderful article from Emma Kobil on the power of improv and making a choice: “In improv and in…
Read More →A Conversation with Mick Napier
This post is the most special yet. If you have been involved in improv for any period of time, when…
Read More →Harold
Harold is known around the world, but is most notorious in the city of Chicago. Harold was created by the…
Read More →Love and Improv
Most people that get involved in the art of improv typically have an immediate affectionate for the form. Improv and…
Read More →Ithamarathon Weekend
Denver’s comedy scene is booming. You’ve heard it, you’ve seen it. On top of the top-notch talent Denver hosted in…
Read More →Five Reasons to do Improv
As a level one improv instructor, I see many students find improv from various walks of life. Improvisation can bring…
Read More →Emotion in Improv
Jon Jon here. As most of you know, I regularly perform and teach at the RISE Comedy Playhouse. Two passions…
Read More →Whitney’s Wit
Whitney Cummings, classic roaster and stand up comedian, has a new special coming out in January. Can we call her…
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