Yes, and memory loss.
I spent the bulk of the week sitting with my father. My father who had brain surgery the week before. My father who has dementia. My father who, it quickly became clear, didn’t know who I was.
Yes, and memory loss. Read More »
I spent the bulk of the week sitting with my father. My father who had brain surgery the week before. My father who has dementia. My father who, it quickly became clear, didn’t know who I was.
Yes, and memory loss. Read More »
I remember, in that circle, one vet, whose injuries required that he lay face down on a gurney, stretching his arms up behind him as high as they would go, his hands clasped to friends on either side who lowered their arms enough to keep the chain linked.
With all the various links in place, we’re all going forward giving proper attribution to NTOW whenever we produce the show. This is how it’s supposed to work.
Give credit where it’s due. Read More »
And I thought, “Huh, haven’t done one of those in years. I should go. Never know, something magical might happen.” So I went. And it did.
Never know, something magical might happen. Read More »
Trust me on this. Want to get better? Challenge yourself to fail.
Challenge yourself to fail. Read More »
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.
Here are a few posts I like from Seattle improvisers.
A few improv posts Read More »
Be aware of what you’re wearing on stage.
I’ve seen a lot of ass cracks… Read More »
Put the improvisers in two lines, and tell them to do the absolute worst improv they’ve ever done.
Use Badprov to Make Goodprov Read More »