I’m Michael Bradt for The Bit Theater. A show for children in the middle of the day at a Catholic school could and should feel different than a midnight show at a dive bar in Chicago. Similarly, you may find yourself in a show with set after set of frenetic energy, and you might want to either play opposite that energy or to play with that energy. I don’t ordinarily encourage folks to change their play style, but I do encourage you to adapt to put on good shows, so that you can get the opportunity to put on more good shows in the future. So, read your room. That’s your improv tip for the day. Stay safe and stay healthy, and I will see you next time.