Category: Improv Corner

Improv Corner – More Emotion

If there is one thing that is important in improv – especially in short form improv, then it is the use of emotion. With any sort of improv, you have a very short moment to make a story strong and intriguing for the audience and the use of […]

Improv Corner – Speedy Theatre

Sometimes when you do improv, especially long form, we focus on building up the narrative, painting a picture, creating an environment bot you and the audience can enjoy.  In short form, you have only on average 2 minutes to create an environment and really try and reel the […]

Improv Corner – Too Much Talking!

One of the main traps that people fall into when doing Short Form is that every single part of  a scene needs-to-have-lots-and-lots-or-talking-and-there-is-no-gap-to-breath-so-the-audience-have-to-focus-on-everything-that-is-being-said-and-it’s-so-much-to-take-in-that-it can-feel-very-clogged-up-and-everything-in-between – OK!! I think you get the point. Sometimes in scenes we can all talk too much. It is so easy to do, especially because […]

Improv Corner – The Flag stage

One of the most useful lessons I was ever given in improv was about how to get the most out of the stage. When you first start performing improv and you haven’t been professionally trained as an actor or actress, you don’t really focus or really think about […]