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theater games as a
method of
training improvisational acting. Her son, Paul
Sills po****rized
improvisational theater, or IMPROV, by
using Spolin's techniques...
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Improvisational theatre,
often called improvisation or improv, is the form of theatre,
often comedy, in
which most or all of what is
performed is unplanned...
- performance. In the late 19th century, Loïe
Fuller exemplified an
explicit improvisational performance method with her use of task-based and
idiosyncratic movement...
- writer,
producer and
improvisational comedian, best
known for his
appearances on the
British and
American versions of the
improvisational TV show
Whose Line...
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phenomena that
influence contemporary American conspiracism: The rise of "
improvisational millennialism" — a
belief in an
imminent destruction of the
world and...
- The
Center for
Improvisational Music (or CIM) is a non-profit
corporation dedicated to the
teaching of jazz and
creative music with a
heavy emphasis on...
- shorter.
Phrasing is a very
important part of jazz players' set of
improvisational skills.
Instead of just
playing a
sequence of
scale and
chord notes...
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century and into the 18th century,
commedia dell'arte was a form of
improvisational theatre, and it is
still performed today.
Travelling troupes of players...
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August 11, 2014) was an
American actor and comedian.
Known for his
improvisational skills and the wide
variety of
characters he
created on the spur of...
- Karp in The Goldbergs.
Courtney was a
member of The Groundlings, an
improvisational and
sketch comedy theater in Los Angeles, California.
Courtney was...
