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Comment by Sylvaine MESSICA on October 19, 2009 at 9:04am

Hi all,

I met Raymond from Netherlands last week in Paris and we spoke about next conference, maybe in Paris ? Frederique (french partner who leaves in Germany), Raymond and me maybe would like to start organization in 2010 in Paris.
Problems we have to solve : more volonteers to organise and do promotion, languages in the conference, intervention.
Raymond have an experience in Japan as organiser.
What I propose in first step is to meet all the french applied improv trainer and consultants, because we have to be together to spread applied improv in France.
In january, the activity is lower than in december. I invite all of you at my office in Charenton le Pont (Métro Charenton écoles) for a first contact and exchange on the 11 th of January 2010 at 12.

Thanks
We have to build together to spread applied improv.

Sylvaine

Comment by Matthieu Loos on October 8, 2009 at 3:28am

Don't miss our french improv' festival : Spontaneous festival, in Lyon !

27 to 31 october, Rail Théâtre.

http://www.spontaneous-festival.com

Comment by Matthieu Loos on February 26, 2009 at 8:32am

Thanks to your advice, Tania !

I personnaly know Frank and Pod. They are good friends, and what you tell is totally true !
Tu es française ? Pourrait-on s'écrire en français ?

Mat

Comment by Matthieu Loos on February 26, 2009 at 8:30am

Hi Belina !

Tell your friend to contact Caspar Schjelbred, artistic director of the Improfessionnals. It should fit !
Their website : http://www.improfessionals.com/

Mat

Comment by Tania on January 30, 2009 at 5:29am

If it's in French, I recommend Impro Inifini (http://www.impro.infini.fr/), a professional impro league from Brest to Paris: they do all sorts of courses at all levels, including for companies, CE etc.
They also host the next 'Mondial d'Impro 2009'.
I followed one of their classes for novices (at work) and I really recommend them.
Good luck

Comment by Belina Raffy on January 29, 2009 at 1:33am

Hi All!

I have a lovely facilitator friend (American living in Paris) who would like to find a great beginners improv class. Do you all know of any good ones you can recommend?
Best wishes,
Belina (waving from across the channel)

Comment by Matthieu Loos on May 13, 2008 at 9:52am

Salut !
AiN = Applied Improvisation Network !
Tout simplement...

A bientôt.

Comment by Timothée ANSIEAU on May 9, 2008 at 3:49pm

Quite ravi to join this group, maybe someone can help my bad english and tell me what ain does mean.
thk's