“hope that this review gives a flavour of what the book contains. I encourage you to elevate the book to the top of your reading pile” It worked!
Book Review: Impro by Keith Johnstone. Keith Johnstone's classic is applicable to much more than theatre work... http://theoryengine.org/mental-health/book-review-impro-by-keith-johnstone/ …pic.twitter.com/7UWmDotiTf
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I started reading bits of it for a second time, as it's just enjoyable to read. So it worked for me too!
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I brought it with me and moved it up the pile just now :-) I like the sound of the mask chapter. Also, particularly interested by your insight re his (unintentional) shadow work.
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this is one of my favorite books to blanket recommend. haven't read the review yet but excited to!
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I sometimes try to explain the status stuff from this book and people are kind of skeptical and don’t want to hear it
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That part of the book has a ton of examples, I think that might be the only way to show it. Also he goes to great length to show that we hide this from ourselves, so I would expect strong resistance. Your audience need to be receptive and you need to be fluent to make it work.
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great review! you might also enjoy the netflix doc 'Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond' i found that it touches on many of the same concepts as Improv
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