Austin Improv

I realize this is probably just shouting into the void, but...

On Wednesday Nov. 9, the day after the election, there's an event at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, co-produced by The Front Porch, called Post-Election Detox. It's like a worship service but instead of all the traditional ...

I believe The Hideout and ColdTowne have a similar policy. Generally speaking, I try to pay for tickets anyway, unless for some reason I'm planning to see a lot of shows in a short amount of time, but that's rare.

Yes, Austin improvisers, come see Opposites every Wed. at 8....for free! (and see other TNM shows, yadda yadda yadda)...

Haha. Not shocked, Patrick ;)
What would you want it to cover? Okay, if you aren't sure. I'm just curios where people are.

I'm not sure, I'm just intrigued because of my interests in improv, personal growth and relationship growth.

That all said, related somewhat to the previous discussion, I ...

JoshYellow wrote:I'm personally really interested in using improvisation to become a better person. So I'd prefer to apply improvisation to relationships and personal development. But I understand not everyone is into that.

That's what I was more intrigued by, personally. But perhaps that doesn't shock you.

I saw the discussion on FB that led to this topic, but I'm curious Josh if you're more interested more in "couples doing improv together to get better at doing improv together" or "couples using improv to be a healthier couple" as your angle. Or some third angle or combination of these two things.

For what it's worth, Greg Tavares is teaching a workshop at TNM this weekend. You get a free copy of this book with it, which is cool. I'm taking it. You should too. It's Saturday at 1 pm. Details here:

http://www.newmovementtheater.com/works ... g-tavares/

A month or two ago there were two guys who were in the audience for the Opposites Wednesday night show. I think they had come to see their friend who was in a class recital that was opening for the show. As I had been wandering around the theater and the green room during the opening acts, I had ...

Is that a private event? It just takes me to my events page.

I feel like the game "Movement Evolution" has the highest number of name variants.

Sometimes it's not so much the name difference that throws me off as the slight variation of play. Such as "Five Things," when I'm oh so used to "Seven Things."

I also have heard "Convergence" called lots of things ...

The Glamping Trip - 08/15/13 - Threefer at The Hideout

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Ratliff: ...like those romantic comedies, for example "Say Anything."

Hess: Bumble bee

Awesome.

Clayton is awesome. Hi Clayton (it's Patrick).

I think the distinction here is between "Oh my god, you're knocking over the table!" and "Dude, you just walked through that table."

I think if you can catch a space-work 'mistake' at the exact moment it's happening and deal with it in a realistic fashion, such as, if someone forgets they have a ...

I remember someone suggesting this several years ago, but I can't find that thread. I remember also this thread:

http://forum.austinimprov.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=10128&p=87883#p87883

I guess it's because I was on old BBSes with handles, and used forums a lot where you didn't know everyone in ...