How to be the Greatest Improviser on Earth

How to be the Greatest Improviser on Earth

<p>Become great at performing long-form improv! We skip the basics and get into advanced topics like: being truly present, being authentic, dealing with difficult performers, being actually funny (!) and the rarely discussed but essential skill of being healthy. </p><p>"Will Hines was my first improv teacher. He's not an improv nut, but he is, you know? He has perspective. " - <strong>Ilana Glazer</strong>, Broad City</p><p>"Will is one of those teachers that makes you feel like you have something special inside yourself- that you can possibly change the world. " - <strong>Abbi Jacobson</strong>, Broad City</p><p>"Despite being a mild mannered man from Connecticut, it's fair to consider Will one of improv's war chiefs, or maybe witch doctors. I'm not sure. This analogy has run its course. " -<strong>Chris Gethard</strong>, The Chris Gethard Show</p><p>"I haven't improvised in a loooong time, but Will Hines wrote a book that makes me want to. I'm tearing through it" - <strong>Rich Sommer</strong>, Mad Men, UCB improv team America</p><p>"I read this book" - <strong>Shannon O'Neil</strong>l, Artistic Director of UCB NY</p>