theater

Become a creative artist whose medium is everyday life, urges improv expert

As an accomplished improv performer, singer and actress, Cathy Rose Salit believes we all get too stuck in our 'scripts,' too comfortable with our 'stock characters.' We need to try new things, to expand our personal repertoire, to become more creative in our work and lives.

Ideascale2020-07-09T10:42:08-07:00October 19th, 2011|Categories: Interview, Leadership, Organization & Culture, Training & Education|Tags: artist, creative, customers, fail, growth, improvisation, improvise, innovation, innovative, Interview, leadership, learning, mindset, paradigm, perform, playing, Stakeholders, Success, theater, uncertainty|

What the Self-Organizing Principles of Improv Theater can Teach Us About Business Creativity

Michelle James explores the fascinating connections between adhering to the principles of improvisational theater in a performance and being able to adapt, create and improvise effectively in the work place.

Sarah Vandenberg2021-12-01T09:26:19-08:00March 16th, 2010|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: adapt, adaptive, change, co-create, Collaboration, complex adaptive systems, complexity matrix, connections, contribution, create, Creativity, dynamic system, emergence, energy, generative, ideas, improv, improv principles, improvisation, increasing complexity, interdependence, mistakes, pattern making, resilience, self-organization, staying present, structure, support, Teamwork, theater, yes and|