So I was thinking about doing improv again. Not in an "I must rule all of Improvania!" sort of way, but in a less ambitious, "I'm here to have fun" way.
The problem is, I haven't *done* improv in three years now -- instead, I've kept busy with writing. My motives for getting back into improv are pretty much as listed here. In addition, the scene seems a lot livelier these days (it was a bit moribund when I bailed). And frankly, my imagination seems a bit broken lately. Improv usually helps remedy that.
The problem is, I don't quite know what I should do to get back into the scene. Yes, I know, I shouldn't be afraid of massive, public failure -- but trying (say) to muscle my way into a slot on Micetro after a three-year absence seems a bit drastic (and unfair to the current performers). There has to be a way to ease back into things. Take one of the classes, maybe? and/or hang out at the Hideout's Tuesday improv jams?
I'm nonplussed. I guess when this entry mirrors onto facebook, I'll tag Mr. Lamb & Mr. Crouch, and see if they have advice. Or maybe I could ping the improv forums, if I wanted to cast the net wider.
We'll see.
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