Yes, and … this is who we are!
The skills improvisers use on stage have the power to be transformative in how we communicate, work together and live.
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Yes, and … our contemplations
Always Trust
I am often asked, “so how do you start? What is the first step to ‘Yes, And…’?” Instructing people to simply say, “yes”, to everything, is seldom the way to[…]
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How You Receive is More Important Than How You Give.
We spend a lot of time and resources training employees on how to communicate, but do we spend enough time training them how to receive communication? That is an interesting[…]
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The worst gifts can be the best!
As Christmas comes to a close and we set forth into a new year, perhaps there is time to play with your new toys, cash in that certificate or even[…]
Read moreYes, and … they loved it!
“Dominic, working with you and your team was an outstanding experience! Our messaging was brought to life in a fun, impactful and relevant way – engaging the 200+ global participants!”
Barb Ingold
Senior Director, Global Supply Chain & Sustainability
McDonald’s Corporation
“The staff is still talking about how much they enjoyed your time with us and applying what they learned from you in their classrooms.”
Anne Paonessa
Principal
Yes, and … our troupe
To instill and foster the soul of an improviser into your staff, students and self.
Emily Leonard
Improviser
Emily Dugan Leonard has been an improvisor since her youth, playing on teams in high school and college before moving to Chicago to pursue her dream of performing and teaching comedy. In addition to training at Second City and ComedySportz training centers, Emily is a regular performer and workshop leader with ImprovPlayhouse, Chicago Improv Productions, and her own Idea Box Integrated Arts.
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