Spreading the Transforming Power of Improvisation

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At 5:55am on July 8, 2009, Remy Bertrand said…: Arrr... Sory for keeping you waiting guys, evrything was planned to a T then got trapped in time-space... Should have warned you :-(

At 4:49pm on July 5, 2009, Kirk Fisher said…: Thanks Paul. I'm feeling my way in.

At 8:41am on July 5, 2009, Marcia McReynolds said…: Thanks. I need a tribe. Hey, is there room to teach a workshop in November on visceralization? I was in Australia in October last year, returning as the now world reknown Stone Fairy (google "Stone fairy, Gorton, magic") and I taught a couple of workshops to research scientists, mostly physicists, in how to visceralize their hypotheses, much like Einstein did when riding moonbeams to figure out if he would travel in circle or straight line and came up with the speed of light. Very successful. It's kind of like being on the Magic School bus in your body. Without drugs! Let me know. I also have had great success teaching "Improv for Theater and Life" at Clark College, bringing together multiple disciplines at the college, and training people to use improv in their various prospective fields. Waitlists on waitlists for the class.

At 6:02pm on July 1, 2009, Jean-Christophe said…: Thanks a lot, still need to discover more about the website. Jean

At 2:25am on June 28, 2009, Andy Middleton said…: There's quote that goes along the lines "Man's search for security is the first step to never finding it". Control is the same - it comes from not looking for it - too hard at any rate.

At 4:30am on June 27, 2009, Greg Garbinsky said…: Paul, thanks. Don't think I'll be able to make it to Portland this year from here. Would be interested in any outcomes or report outs from it though. Will there be one in 2010?

Greg

At 5:45am on June 20, 2009, Tracy Connor said…: There you go. P&G is why I came to Cincinnati. I consult with The Clay Street Project, an innovation think tank inside P&G.

At 6:14pm on June 16, 2009, Heather Andersen said…: Thank you so much for your kind welcome.

At 3:08pm on June 10, 2009, Chara Berk said…: Thank you very much!
You never know what you gonna need in this bussiness right:))
I am so new here. And happy to be part of it!:)

At 4:00am on May 22, 2009, Nandini said…: thats great! yes chennai is hot. M part of a improv theatre group in blre! We all in our theatre group are major improv fans. We keep trying new improv formats of theatre. there are not too many improv based groups here. I know of one in Auroville (India)

At 8:43pm on May 21, 2009, Nandini said…: Hi paul,thanks for getting in touch. Its good to know that your daughter was in bangalore. How was her experience?

At 8:11am on May 19, 2009, David Pullan said…: Hi Paul
Great to hear from you. I read your book many moons ago and was very impressed. I'd love to get involved with the London group and am keen to follow what happens regarding your accreditation ideas. It's great to be on board.

Best wishes,

David

At 4:28am on May 19, 2009, Ellen Pruyne said…: Hi Paul,
Thanks for the welcome and the information on the London and St Albans groups. I look forward to the June meeting in London, which Belina has encouraged me to come to. Looking forward to meeting y'all. -Ellen

At 5:11am on May 2, 2009, Alison Jean Lester said…: I'll definitely let you know when I'm coming and see if you're free. My plan is to book my flights during this coming week, but I have ADD. Let's see if it happens. I'll try a picture where I'm bending over.

At 4:12am on May 2, 2009, Alison Jean Lester said…: p.s. Any idea why everyone else gets more of their head in their profile pic than I do?

At 4:05am on May 2, 2009, Alison Jean Lester said…: Many thanks for the welcome message, Paul! Please let me know if you come back to Singapore. Are you aware if any of your books are available here? I'll be in London in July and can purchase there otherwise...

At 9:44am on April 22, 2009, Padraig Hyland said…: Hi paul,
Thx for the note. I am just finding my way round here. I would be delighted to be a part of the London crew!! Do you guys meet regularly?

Padraig

At 7:06am on April 21, 2009, Mark Salisbury said…: thanks for the encouragement. There is an English stand-up comic, Kevin McCarron, who has written some interesting stuff about the parallels between good teaching and good stand-up.

At 8:36am on April 18, 2009, Mark Withers said…: Hi Paul. Thanks for the welcome and I hope we will meet up - although not on Monday as I have other plans. Do you have any other meetings planned at all? All the best.