Dave Clapper

When a don’t happens, it pulls up the negative internal critic, which tends to hang around for a while. When a do happens, it might pull up a “Woo! Kick ass!” which only makes us want to do more.

Be aware of what you’re wearing on stage.

Put the improvisers in two lines, and tell them to do the absolute worst improv they’ve ever done.

Hoping to get back in the habit of writing again this year.

Go. Play. With everything. It all matters.

I don’t know what’s in the water in Seattle lately, but it seems that a fair number of people are strapping their improv nerd hats on more tightly.