In his most recent blog, Annex Improv guest teacher David Raitt offers some practical techniques to get better at speaking gibberish. Dave and I agree completely that practising gibberish is great for rounding out the Improvisor's pallette, because it compels us to use 'other' forms of communication, besides English.  [full post linked below] " Gibberish is a made-up language improvisers speak using completely random sounds. It has no verbal content, which encourages us to be more expressive...

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Brand new Annex Improv student Bryan McGahey pulled me aside during class break to tell me an Annex Improv Success Story . He was tasked...