Improv to Performance

Johnnie Moore

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I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

I’m joining a few friends in putting together a series of workshops leading on to a live Improv show. The workshops will be on Tuesday evenings in central London starting on May 30th. Those going to the workshops will then put on a public performance on 4 July. The core of the group is made up of several of us who went through the same process a few weeks ago, which I reported here.

We need some new folks to join us so please let me know if you’re interested. We’re still working out the cost of the workshops but it will be minimal. This offers a great opportunity to improve your skills at improvising. Regular readers will know that I think that ability has applications way beyond performing to an audience – but having an audience does led an extra level of engagement to the learning process!

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