From left to right: Samantha Albert, Keegan-Michael Key, TJ Jagadowski, Jack McBrayer and Abby Sher perform “23rd ETC Revue “Holy War Batman! Or The Yellow Cab of Courage” at Second City. From left to ...
On a recent Monday morning in Drama 103: Beginning Improvisation, two students sit on stage as their classmates watch. They’ve volunteered to act out an exercise about “status.” For example, a British ...
This article is part of the collection: What Personalized Learning Looks Like Across the Country: The 2017 Fifty States Project. With every summer break comes the eight-week-or-so refresh and reset ...
In Becoming Ella Fitzgerald (Norton, Dec.), Tick gives due to the jazz singer’s vocal gifts and musical versatility. I mean the process by which she came to cultivate her own gift. Ella was born with ...
Like his previous 4D (Thirsty Ear, 2010), Shipp presents a solo recording of original compositions and one standard ("Fly Me To The Moon"), but this time adds a second disc with his new trio (since ...
Nothing is worse than watching a bad improv show. The mixed signals. The gut-wrenching silences. The awkward bits of forced interaction in search of a unifying theme. The only thing that might come ...
Whether you’re selling a product, an idea or yourself, learning to listen, connect and play like an improviser can make all the difference. In my work with clients, my team and I help people create ...
After this week’s devastating military setbacks for the Ukrainian government, Western observers are trying urgently to get inside the head of Vladimir Putin. But the practitioners of this burgeoning ...
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