A rare video interview with improv guru Keith Johnstone, author of seminal books 'Impro' and 'Impro for Storytellers', here in 6 philosophical bite-size chunks, he talks about Fear and Risk, Spontaneity, Status, Mask, Comedy, and Teaching. Interviewed by Bev Fox in 2008.
Fear & Risk | Keith Johnstone | Improv Interviews by Bev Fox | The Suggestibles
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The Suggestibles workshops sound like a great way to sharpen quick-thinking skills—I've been looking for more structured improv drills lately, so this is a timely find. Check out the booking page for their next session. https://printables.cloud
The navigation and workshop listings here are super clear—exactly what I needed to point my troupe toward. I've been digging through your resources and already found a few drills to try, so check out https://minimax-h3.site
The navigation layout here is super clean—makes it easy to jump straight to workshops or bookings without digging around. I’ve been using the Suggestibles’ approach to scene work lately, and it’s been a game-changer for my troupe. Check out https://myminifactory.pro
The Suggestibles workshops sound like a great way to sharpen quick-thinking skills—I’ve been digging into similar improv resources lately, and this is a solid addition to the list. Check out what I found. https://ai-3d-modeling.com
The "What's On" section is such a handy hub for catching The Suggestibles live—definitely bookmarking this for workshop updates too. I've been using https://image-to-stl.com