Der Improblog
Geheimnisse, Erlebnisse, Meinungen zu Improvisation
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My father asked me this question in January after he had seen his very first improvisational show. He also asked me: “Why don’t you reuse the scenes that went great? Why let them go to waste?” And I have to admit: on the spot I did not have a good answer. I had never really thought about this. I knew that comedy and theatre companies around the world use improvisation as a technique to create material but I just went on stage, made something up, tried to justify it, hoped to inspire my partners, and took my bow. Continue reading “Why don’t you write it?”