In this episode, I take a look at discussing boundaries, intimacy, and consent at your theater. It's an important piece of the improv experience and we need to make sure we are doing our job to ensure everyone has a safe environment to explore, fail forward, and play!

This week we are going to start our multi-part series on Bloom's Taxonomy.

There are 6 parts:

Remember

Understand

Apply

Analyze

Evaluate

Create

This week it's about applying and analyzing

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This week we are going to start our multi-part series on Bloom's Taxonomy.

There are 6 parts:

Remember

Understand

Apply

Analyze

Evaluate

Create

This week we look at Remembering and Understanding

https://www.laurenhasthree.com

https://www.adlibcomedy.com

It's Tuesday and ... Ryan Suffridge is our guest!

Ryan re-kindled his love of improv back in 2010 when he joined the National Comedy Theater as a member of their College Team and, later, their Sunday Company and Mainstage teams. He has studied at NCT, FCI, Sidestage Improv, The Pack Theater and more. He currently plays with San Diego indie teams Slack to the Future and We Krooked Swedes. He loves honest and slow improv but is very comfortable jumping into the more whimsical side of things.

Find more at www.cornerstoneimprov.com

This quick take is all about the goals and objectives. Two different concepts, both important to the improv teacher's toolbox!

Find us on YouTube at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhAllI9zLww&t=36s

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This episode we explore why we watch videos of our performances, notes to give once expectations are clear, and how to develop group mind.

You can learn more at www.laurenhasthree.com

This week we are talking about creating your syllabus! It's an essential tool in any improv teacher's tool box!

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https://www.laurenhasthree.com

https://www.adlibcomedy.com

Resource Links:

http://improvencyclopedia.org/

Bill Arnett's Book: http://bit.ly/BillArnett

Mick Napier's Book: http://bit.ly/MickNapier

Viola Spolin: https://amzn.to/2SdVLVr

Paul Vaillancourt's Book: http://bit.ly/PVImprov

Quick Take #2! How to get started in teaching. From working with established training centers to branching out on your own, here are some tips on getting your teaching journey started!

Find Quick Takes on YouTube: http://bit.ly/ImprovTeacher

Learn more at www.laurenhasthree.com and www.adlibcomedy.com

It's Quick Take #1!

Why do you want to teach? What is about your voice and who you are that drives you to inspire others? Figure this out and your teaching can change the world!

Find Quick Takes on YouTube: http://bit.ly/ImprovTeacher

Learn more at www.laurenhasthree.com and www.adlibcomedy.com

It's Tuesday and Gretchen Wirges is our guest!

Gretchen is a Tucson, Arizona - based improv teacher, coach, and performer. She spent 4 years on stage with short-form troupe Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed and now performs around the country with her long-form improv duo Ex-Boyfriend. She also directs a troupe that performs a fully-improvised play, which won the "Audience Favorite" award at the 2019 Tucson Fringe Festival.