There’s something to be said about aging gracefully, but after 60 years, it’s not a huge concern for the chain of Improv comedy clubs. Rather than searching for the fountain of youth, the management ...

After a decade in nursing, Tandiwe Kone needed an outlet from the daily stresses of work. She discovered that outlet on the ...

When I took my first improv class in August 2013, I harbored no delusions of someday headlining comedy shows. My interest was more practical: A colleague at the Los Angeles-based startup where I ...

What if I told you I had the key to repairing dysfunctional or broken relationships and it is — wait for it — improv? Yes, improv, an American art form known for its comedic value, can help reunite ...

The pandemic that’s been raging throughout America is no laughing matter and the best way that we can beat it is to stay safe, wear a mask, social distance, and keep our spirits up. Here are four ...

Marketplace Morning Report’s “What’s That Like?” series is exploring the odd, unusual and downright weird jobs that help prop up our economy. Tane Danger has been a fan of improv since high school, ...

I live in rural Maine where I co-founded an organization working with teachers around the globe to advance humane education, a field that prepares people to create a more just and peaceful future.

You love this improv thing—you’ve got a practice group, you’re booking indie shows, and you’re waiting for your theater’s house team auditions. So, what should you do in the meantime? Luckily, there ...

There’s some entertainment in Charlotte that’s arguably better than a late night Netflix binge. It’s not sports, and it’s not a traveling Broadway show. It’s improv — unpredictable, supportive, ...

Leading in the current environment is stressful. Every day leaders are assessing and reacting to shifting realities. On good days, things click. On bad days, things fall apart. There is no way to ...

Artificial Intelligence is smart – it sometimes seems smarter than us – and it can even tell a good joke. But to be truly funny requires a different kind of intelligence. A 2017 study [PDF] found that ...