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Following on from my original Laban post I've been researching the Laban states where you combine 2 elements. These are sometimes...

This week I've had a quick refresh on stage directions particularly focusing on where we stand on stage. This is a really important topic...

Whilst I've been exploring Laban I was particularly interested in his idea of kinespheres. A kinesphere is like an invisible bubble that...

I recently stumbled across the Laban effects during a course led by Jules Munns (And Also) and fell well and truly down the rabbit hole...

I love reading. I will happily sit for hours lost in a good bok. But I must be honest, I find reading improv books hard! It doesn't...

That's me back in 2011 ish. I was feeling pretty lost and lonely in my improv. I was spending 3 hours every Saturday travelling to...

I've spent the last few years sharing my improv knowledge in different ways. I've done courses, workshops, social media posts,...

I’ve always been shockingly bad with New Year’s resolution, I’d try and give myself some resolutions and usually I’d set myself things...

Here is a quick post with 3 great group warm ups. I love doing warm ups at the start of an improv class, they are a great way to get us...

So here's a quick blog with 3 ways to improve your improv Find a hobby (or 2!) outside of improv! A great way to improve our improv is to...

There seems to a myth that floats around in the improv community that Narrative improvisation is hard. That it should only be attempted...

I’ve been improvising for 19 years now and teaching for 11 years. Improvisation is a strange passion. There’s something almost smoke like...

We can’t always improvise with other people, sometimes we don’t have time or we live far away from other improvisers, maybe there’s...

Here are 3 quick story telling exercises that will really help you improve your story telling skills. The Storyspine by Kenn Adams. I...

I’ve heard comparison described as the death of joy. I know that type of comparison and I’m sure you know it too! I think there are two...

Scene painting is a wonderful and greatly underused improv tool. Simply put it is describing the location where a scene happens or...

The year is flying by and Autumn is finally here. I'm full of cold and my head feels like it's full of cotton wool but hopefully that...

What is conscious conflict? Conscious conflict is when the improvisers on stage make a conscious choice for the scene to have conflict...

The most incredible and vulnerable workshop I have ever been part of was a musical improv workshop with Katy Schutte and Joe Samuels at a...