Whether or not attendees are there of their own volition, a facilitator has an uphill battle Having been a corporate trainer for 14 years, I can safely say my best advice is this: don’t bother with the “theatre-y” exercises. Most likely the attendees are not theatre people, and will only find them boring and pretentious. […]
In this series of articles, we look at popular improv games and offer recommendations on the best ways to play them Note: In this post, “Whose Line?” refers to the game, not the TV show. We make every effort to attend performances by improv groups around the country and across the border (so much great
As a two-person group, we can tell you with confidence that there are dozens, if not hundreds, of games that can be played with two people Here’s a sampling of some of our favorites (and how, if necessary, we’ve adapted them) Take a look at games that are traditionally played with several people and see
