As we live our daily improv life in a new way without planning anticipation or preparation, our improv journal is our best friend. We communicate daily with our journals, perhaps many times a day. That is how we keep the pulse alive.
I think the improv journal is a process of mark making. But just what is mark making?
It includes
writing
making dots and lines and scratches and blobs
doodles
words drawn
and images written,
all without purpose form or intention.
May the pulse be with you!
Abhay
Abhay Burjor Ghiara
Abhay has had fun teaching and performing improv drama, a form of improvised theater that he created, for over twenty-five years.
He has taught improv drama workshops to a wide range of participants, including artists, nuns, and engineering students.
Abhay is a Fulbright Scholar in performance art and has taught in four continents. He is an evaluator / peer-reviewer for the Fulbright Commission, New Delhi. He was trained at Second City in Chicago and has a Master of Arts degree from Northwestern University.
Photo: Maritstar.
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