Spreading the Transforming Power of Improvisation

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At 3:56pm on March 13, 2009, Martin Ciesielski said…: It´ll be about best practice sharing, how to name an impro training for succesful marketing and defining quality standards. sounds good?

At 2:41am on October 10, 2008, Tania said…: Yeah, it'll be fun! See you soon, Tania

At 2:39pm on August 10, 2008, Martin Ciesielski said…: London is always a great city to visit ;) Maybe in November - any plans to come over to Germany? ;) we plan a little Improv in Management conference from oct. 24th-26th in Berlin!

At 6:52am on February 27, 2008, Colleen Laliberte said…: Greeting Maria! We would love to have you come to Chattanooga Tennessee...This is our second year to bring Keith Johnstone to IMPROVSTOCK for a seven day intensive. Shawn Kinley and Dennis Cahill were here in 2005, and we are hoping to have them back again sometime soon.
hope you can travel to see us sometime. We will be doing some mask work here that week as well.
have fun!
colleen

At 1:44pm on February 10, 2008, Shawn Kinley said…: Hey there,,, left you a long winded message about impro in london on the forum page you started. Hope it helps.

At 7:14pm on January 27, 2008, Karen Dawson said…: Hi Maria - here is the link that I've used when learning about the conference. It promises to be interesting.
http://www.essex.ac.uk/afm/emc/fourth_art_of_management_and_org.shtm

At 5:50pm on January 23, 2008, Sven Veine said…: Hi Maria
To me it makes sense to talk about the two worlds of Applied Impro - the theatre and artistic part and the corporate part. The exiting thing is that every one of us is curious and on the move from one world to the other but with an opposite starting point. Therefore, at the conference you will find people with very much knowledge of the world of business but very little knowledge of impro and the opposite (although a few have very much knowledge of both). However, for me personally I would say that we could need more people at the conference from the corporate world, because I believe in partnerships. Regards Sven