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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Truth in Comedy

Book •

Author

Howard Kim Johnson

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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Jason Mantzoukas

as a book that his college improv group read, leading them to start a herald team.

26 snips

Yes, Also - Jason Mantzoukas

Erwähnt von

Claudia Behlendorf

als eine der wichtigsten Improvisationsbibeln, in der Yes And immer im Zentrum steht.

23 snips

Das goldene Improprinzip "Yes And"

Mentioned by

Clay Drinko

as a resource explaining the idea of playing to the height of your intelligence in improv.

20 snips

The Power of Improv to Improve Mental Health

Mentioned by Robert Norman as his favorite improv book.

Teaching Your First Workshop

Mentioned when discussing the evolution of improv and its forms.

Yes, Also - Craig Cackowski

Mentioned by

Megan Mills

, discussing Del Close's concept of being truthful in improv to reveal inherent silliness.

Navigating the New Year Without a Script

Mentioned by

Rob Norman

regarding a pattern game for the Herald.

There’s Nothing More Boring Than Creativity

Mentioned by Craig as another improv book he has read though it helped him less directly as a performer.

Improv for the Podcast #104: Craig

Mentioned by

Jen deHaan

as a widely referenced improv manual that argues against top-of-scene exposition.

You don't need backstory: starting scenes in the middle

Mentioned by

Liam Clancy

as the first improv book that he read.

Improv for the Podcast #2: Liam Clancy

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