Hey there. I want to go to Poland and teach some improv. Not "applied" at this point, just scene skills, maybe improvising opera, stuff like that. Anyone have any contacts/ideas?
Thanks!
Tags: Improv, International, Poland
Permalink Reply by William Hall on November 15, 2011 at 5:22pm I've taught in Poland twice. Both times in Lodz. I had a theater hire me to teach The Life Game (Keith Johnstone referred me) and the second time was part of a program to bring arts to children. It was a wonderful time. I could not have done it without sponsorship and an amazing translator. Should you do it? Yes. Poland is amazing.
William. Thanks for the encouragement. Yes, from what I see/hear, Poland is wildly creative and innovative. I do have a contact there. AND I'm hoping to do some applied improv too. Innovation is big there, and all the innovation work I did at Google will most likely help pave a way for me. I'm excited. And great seeing you!
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