Improv is a theatrical art-form where the characters, scenes, and dialogue are made up on the spot without pre-planning.

 

Good improvisation is achieved by being in the moment, conquering fears and self-doubt, and working collaboratively in an accepting and supportive team environment. While these skills are useful in a theater setting they are also applicable in our off-stage lives and pivotal in developing or ability to work with just about anyone.

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Benefits of an improv mindset:

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• Fosters Emotional Intelligence (EQ)

• Keeps you focused and concentrated under pressure

• Cultivates adaptability

• Builds trust and support with others 

• Helps you see problems in new ways

• More effectively manage change and the unknown

• Unleashes creativity and innovation