Always seek to expand your cache of improv tools.

Notice the weight and volume of objects you interact with in real life, and carry those exact same motions onto the stage.

It’s almost always better to work together than to go off on random tangents.

Entertainment is important, and your creative energy is valuable.

Adapting and overcoming is what being a great improviser is all about, and the best ones aren’t held down by anything happening around them.

We will get through this.

Warm up the same way that you want to play.

Saying what’s on your character’s mind is a great way to avoid unnecessary confusion in your scenes.

Even your most stereotypical characters should have some grounding in reality. Make sure that they do.

There is always something to like about even the most loathsome character. Find it.