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'Impro' by Keith Jonstone. It appears, superficially, to be a handbook about the art of improvisation in theatre. But it's actually a book packed with wisdom a
by l33tbro 9y ago
'Impro' by Keith Jonstone.
It appears, superficially, to be a handbook about the art of improvisation in theatre. But it's actually a book packed with wisdom about the ontology of creativity, the facilitation of learning, and how most human interaction is an interplay of "statua transactions".
The chapter on status is alone worth reading, and something I wish I were aware of as a younger man.