Imagine you go to a party. You spend the evening chatting with old friends and meeting new friends. You eat, drink and dance. You exchange stories about work, family, holidays, hopes, dreams, dramas and gossip. You get to...
Read MoreYou may be familiar with the swan analogy. You know, the one that people use to describe how their apparent calmness and gracefulness belies the amount of effort they are actually expending. It goes something along the lines...
Read MoreI’ve written a couple of times before about Keith Johnstone, the theatre director who felt that the talented actors he worked with at the Royal Court didn’t look ‘real’ enough to believe. Through his creative experiments Keith...
Read MoreA slightly longer blog this week to explore some slightly longer ideas! A couple of weeks back I had the privilege of spending the weekend training with Jason Chin, the legendary long-form* impro maestro from iO in Chigago and...
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