Jennifer
Collaborations
I was not a fan of the idea of "Yes, And" when I took my first improv class. In fact, I wasn't sold on improv itself, either. I had been working for a comedy theater (my first comedic love was stand-up) and the theater owner basically told me that he was giving me a free run in the class and wanted me to take it, so I figured, why not? But I still wasn't sold on the idea of "Yes, And," which is the basis of improv. "Yes, And" is building. It is working with someone else an