Neither! In fact, the less you try to be funny, the better the workshop goes because improv is all about learning how to take moments as they come and practice being in the moment. I do my best to facilitate a supportive environment for everyone regardless of their experience.

I can utilize virtually any space you have available at your facility that has enough room for a group to move around. We can be inside or outside, weather permitting.

I’m flexible in working with your team’s usual practice schedule and times, or I can usually coordinate for a weekend workshop.

Great question! Most people think “stand-up” when they hear comedy. Being alone on stage telling jokes terrifies me, which is why I prefer improv comedy, a team form of play on stage. Improv comedy is unscripted and made up on the spot. Think “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?” I love improv because it works so many different skills but most importantly, is simply PLAY!

There is more overlap than you’d think! Improv works the muscles of patience, listening, teamwork, focus, and play…all needed for sports!