Spreading the Transforming Power of Improvisation

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At 1:57pm on May 9, 2009, Patricia Ryan Madson said…: Hello, fellow improviser and AIN member,

I’m Patricia Ryan Madson, improvwisdom@comcast.net and I wrote the book Improv Wisdom: Don’t Prepare, Just Show Up, Bell Tower Books, 2005 (available on Amazon.com). A wonderful thing is happening. The book is being translated into German and will be published this fall by Lektorat VAK (editor) Nadine Weber, Sophienstr. 107, 76135 Karlsruhe, E-Mail: weber@vakverlag.de I believe that it will be of interest to the whole improv community in Europe.

In the back of the English edition I have links and addresses of groups teaching improv, groups or organizations that offer improv instruction or consulting, etc.in the USA. The German editor wants to add resources in Germany, Switzerland and Austria that would be of interest to their German/ European readers. The idea is to help people find improv classes or resources in your part of the world.

I’m sadly unaware of these resources over there. But I thought I would call on my AIN friends to help track down urls or web sites or locations for resources in this part of the world. If any of you knows names and addresses of organizations teaching improv or offering consulting work to businesses, please send them to me/and or to Ms. Nadine Weber who is compiling the list to be published in the back of the book.

I am grateful to AIN for being a world network of improvisers. And I thank you in advance for any help you can send me.
Warm thanks,
Patricia Ryan Madson, El Granada, CA www.improvwisdom.com

At 1:56pm on May 9, 2009, Patricia Ryan Madson said…: Hello, fellow improviser and AIN member,

I’m Patricia Ryan Madson, improvwisdom@comcast.net and I wrote the book Improv Wisdom: Don’t Prepare, Just Show Up, Bell Tower Books, 2005 (available on Amazon.com). A wonderful thing is happening. The book is being translated into German and will be published this fall by Lektorat VAK (editor) Nadine Weber, Sophienstr. 107, 76135 Karlsruhe, E-Mail: weber@vakverlag.de I believe that it will be of interest to the whole improv community in Europe.

In the back of the English edition I have links and addresses of groups teaching improv, groups or organizations that offer improv instruction or consulting, etc.in the USA. The German editor wants to add resources in Germany, Switzerland and Austria that would be of interest to their German/ European readers. The idea is to help people find improv classes or resources in your part of the world.

I’m sadly unaware of these resources over there. But I thought I would call on my AIN friends to help track down urls or web sites or locations for resources in this part of the world. If any of you knows names and addresses of organizations teaching improv or offering consulting work to businesses, please send them to me/and or to Ms. Nadine Weber who is compiling the list to be published in the back of the book.

I am grateful to AIN for being a world network of improvisers. And I thank you in advance for any help you can send me.
Warm thanks,
Patricia Ryan Madson, El Granada, CA www.improvwisdom.com

At 11:06am on August 11, 2008, Maria Trevis said…: Hi Martin
tell me more about the Berlin conference, maybe I can fit in a trip.
Regards
Maria

At 1:21am on August 11, 2008, Uta M. Walter said…: Hallo Martin,
Du also auch hier....
The usual suspects!
Uta

At 2:28pm on August 10, 2008, Maria Trevis said…: Hallo Martin
Kommen Sie ab und zu mal nach London?
Mit freundlichen Gruss
Maria

At 1:28am on April 14, 2008, Martin Ciesielski said…: http://www.bewegungsforschung.de/impro.html Impro about arts...

At 1:18am on April 9, 2008, Sven Veine said…: Hi Martin, welcome to the network! Hope to see you at the AIN-Eu Conference in Trondheim in June! Sven