Human beings learn by making associations between things (e.g. Pepsi is like Coke, except without all of the good taste*). Improv is analogous to a great many things; herein I consider one specific example – Euchre. I was in Boise, Idaho for a wedding this past weekend, and had the opportunity to play Euchre with some old [&hellip
Happy Monday Funday! Here’s a cool video that some of my improv friends showed me. It’s a reminder of how important good object work is. Enjoy!  
Well, I know that I had said last week that I would start posting warm-ups on Monday, but then I realized that Monday Funday might be a better way to start off the week. Instead, I’ll be targeting Wednesday’s to cover various improv warmups. For the few of you who may not have seen it [&hellip
I started a new tumblr site for posting images depicting the differences between stand-up and improv comedy. Here’s the first in the set! original source photo
You can learn a lot from going to improv festivals. At Spontaneous Combustion 4, I learned that Sarah Eldred and Vinnie Valdivia are incredible improvisers. Check out their improv duo, Mixed Signals, doing an awesome show in a unique format.  
Do yourself a favor and watch this video – an insider’s look at the first day of UCB’s Master Class. For your convenience, here are links to the rest of the videos in the series: Inside the Master Class “Changing Names” Inside the Master Class “Pure Gibberish” Inside the Master Class “Object Work&#
