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The pandemic forced improvisational theater to adapt rapidly. The reliance on proximity and audience energy inherent in improv presented significant challenges. However, the community embraced online platforms, leading to a blend of challenges and unique opportunities for creativity and global connection.
Get ready for the 4th annual Mirth Madness Improv Bracket Tournament! This virtual event, streamed on YouTube, features 8 teams competing in a playoff-style bracket. Teams need to be available on specific April dates if they keep winning. Shows are 20-minute, fully improvised sets performed on Zoom. Sign up by April 7th, and may the best improv team win!
Action Coaching of Madison interviews Brad Knight, founder of an improv comedy company. Learn about their services, target markets, and how they've successfully pivoted to online offerings. Discover the valuable lessons learned about balancing growth, risk-taking, and professional brand identity in the face of unexpected challenges.
Get ready for screams and laughs with the Monkey "Boo!-sness" Institute's Livestreamed Halloween Special! Our cast will bring you spine-chilling improv featuring ghost stories, haunted houses, exorcisms, and more. Experience the spooky season with interactive "Pay-to-Play" options all from your screen.
Spark creativity and confidence in your child with live online improv classes from the City of Sun Prairie Parks, Recreation and Forestry. Partnering with the Monkey Business Institute, these sessions teach fundamental improv skills in a fun, engaging environment starting November 3rd.
In this powerful piece, the founder of Monkey Business Institute addresses the urgent need to confront systemic racism. Drawing from the core values of improvisation, the author calls for ethical action and solidarity. The institute is launching scholarships for students of color to promote equity within the improv community and beyond.