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Stuart Reid
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  • London
  • United Kingdom
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Stuart Reid is attending Belina Raffy's event
London AIN Evening Event and Day Game Swap - 30 people max! at Near London Bridge Station in a groovy arch room
December 14, 2009 at 7pm to December 15, 2009 at 5:30pm
(photo from http://www.firstpeople.us) A London meeting for Applied Improvisation game fans and werewolves We have 30 spaces for an evening of Werewolf followed by a day of exchanging applied improvisation activities. This event is suitable for be…
November 28
Stuart Reid is attending Belina Raffy's event
Games Constructive People Play at The Blue Fin Building (IPC Media)
October 27, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm
Join us in London on Tuesday, 27th of October from 7-9pm. What happens when Applied Improvisation meets Transactional Analysis (TA)? Well, we co-create new, enjoyable, positive experiences in the form of games. In this session led by Paul Z Jackso…
October 22
My twitter name is SReid
October 2
Stuart Reid is attending Belina Raffy's event
April 20, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm
Improv to boost your Creativity Our next London AIN evening event will take place on April 20th from 7-9pm. Cyriel Kortleven from Belgium will be in London to facilitate a session on 'Improv to boost your creativity'. He is an expert in creativity…
April 15
March 3
March 2
London calling for applied impro events
March 1
A group to discuss AIN related books.
March 1
Stuart Reid is now a member of The Applied Improvisation Network
March 1

Profile Information

What is your main interest in this network?
Improv Resources
What kind of person are you?
Night
What kinds of improv-related services are you involved in?
Teambuilding, Creativity, Problem Solving, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Change Management
Any niche industries, skills, etc?
Local government
Share a favorite 'improv epiphany'
I had long written off the trust game that involves one partner leading a blinfolded partner around the room, avoiding bumping in to furniture or other participants. Having read the description, it's obvious what you will get from the game, isn't it?

Of course when I finally deigned to play it, the felt experience of playing the game was very different from the intellectual experience of analysing the written description of the game. Another reminder for me that the map is not the territory. And that you can learn something different from just doing stuff, rather than reading about it.
More about you: (Short Bio or any other details you'd like people to know)
I facilitate groups a lot of the time - team set-up meetings, post-project de-briefs, strategy awaydays etc. I also mediate in workplace disputes, and train new mediators in workplace mediation.

I played a lot of improv games 20 years ago when involved in youth theatre, and am a recent returner to improv as I see increasing links with the facilitation and mediation work that I do now.
I need help with...
Playing and (re)discovering improv games, in a London venue.
Twitter Name (Twitter.com is the most popular 'hyper blog' client, enabling instant updates)
SReid
Other contact info (Your choice for phone, email, facebook, myspace, etc.)
stuart@stuartreid.org.uk
How did you hear about this network?
Blog post by Johnnie Moore

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At 3:25pm on March 2, 2009, Paul Z Jackson said…
Hi Stuart, and welcome to the network and London group. Should be lots of opportunities to play - and other resources too. Cheers, Paul Z
 
 

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