I am on an Improv team called "ADULTS." We play about 2-3 times a week and rehearse once. That's a lot of improv. I hate when I tell people that I do a lot of improv, because I know what kind of a person they imagine. Generally they are right.
I really want to write a beautiful little excerpt on applying the rules of improv to your own life, but Tina Fey already did that. God damn Tina Fey.
I'll do it a little bit anyway:
My team and I play so often with one another that I think we subconsciously use our on stage training in our not-on-stage relationships. We get off the stage where we have just been listening like crazy to every thing that has been said, or unsaid, and then we go directly into 'hang out' mode with that same mind set. I have learned that that makes for very, very good friendships.
This is me bothering Dan Torson and grossing out Bryan Rogers. Can you tell I'm playing a blind person that no one likes? Classic Yeager.
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