Improvising in foreign languages is a challenge. Let's tame this beast. What to do when we don't understand what's happening? How to turn linguistic problems to our advantage? How not to lose flow when we lose words? How to create a safety net in case of absolute confusion? We will also take a look at some multilinguistic shows.

How the world of improv adapted to the new reality, what we lost, what we gained and how the only international improv festival in a pandemic looked like - I mean the Hunger Games.

I picked 9 improv rules and deconstructed them brutally for you. I added a "but" to each of them, so we don't take them too literally. Let me know what would you pick to [email protected] or rozalska.com.

How did improv community look like before the Internet? When did international festivals start? Why should every improviser go to therapy? How to deal with a bad show? What is REALLY improv like in Chicago these days? This and more you can find in this episode recorded with Joe Bill during IMPRO Amsterdam 2020, right before it all went down.

There is no film and theatre without makeup, yet we underestimate this power of expression in improvised theatre. The whole styling is a massive tool that can take both actors and the audience on a journey to different worlds. How can we use it to serve our artistic purpose, and to make our stage persona shine? Let me know what were the best styled shows you've seen and how do you use stage makeup to [email protected]!

If you're tired of the situation around us, the stress, checking the news ten times a day, find a moment to chill and let me invite you on a little journey to my carefree memories from travels to different parts of the world. Do people in Seattle really wanna know how are you? What is the Moon doing upside down? Why the word "molo" makes Finns giggle, ad what behaviours make "one Italian grandma die"? Send your own discoveries to [email protected]!

Stacey Smith, American improviser, currently living in Amsterdam, shares her thoughts on differences between American and European improvisers, on how teaching in different countries can make you a better person, why the music is the universal language, and that you don't have to be singer to play improv musical, how is it to perform improv solo, how to set boundries as a full-time improviser and take care of your mental health, and many more. Let us know if you found something useful in our talk - [email protected]!

Stay home and do some improv! I give you 21 games for times of quarantine. At first this episode was supposed to be a homework for my students, but then I thought, we could all use some creative fun these days. You will find here 7 games for beginners, to play with your family (5:55), 7 games for solo players (17:50), and last 7 games, a bit more advanced, but still fun for everyone, for two players (24:10). Enjoy, let me know how did it go, and what games do YOU play at home, at [email protected]!

Tell people to stay at home, and you'll make them want to go to the gym. Lock in a quarantine a freelancer and a corporate worker and see who goes crazy first. Where to find a little bit of fun, when the whole world tells you to #stayhome? Culture, entertainment, sport, travels - all of that you may find in your living room if know where to look. Comedy shows, concerts, workouts - all live, and from different countries. Never before has the world came to your house this much, while YOU couldn't leave it. Share your ways of having fun - [email protected]

What is improv and how is it different than stand-up and sketch comedy - and what are the strengths and weaknesses of each of these forms of comedy. What can you expect at the audience of improvised show, as a participant in individual workshops, as well as improvisation for business. No comedy slang! If you have any questions, write to [email protected]!