impro studio blog

Introductions can be a list of facts: name, role, learning objectives. What's much more interesting are the relationships that are in the room...

As I was getting ready to leave the house, I noticed that the most reliable conditions for me to come up with new ideas seem to be...

Sometimes, we want to change, but we don't want to be different.

Brokenness and wholeness are two terms which get used a lot and there is more to this binary than meets the eye.

How do we hear and listen with one ear and single sided deafness? There's a difference between hearing and listening.

I share my journey of single sided deafness, including a set of graphics which help me communicate my hearing loss. Free download.

This post explores the instrumentalist view of improvisation which asks: "What is the improviser's toolbox good for?"

This is the first explorative blog post of the improvisation is not a toolbox series. In this post, I will stick with the toolbox metaphor..

This blog series explores the improv trainer's toolbox metaphor and its possible side effects. A new way of talking about improv is needed.