I know, I post every week about our improv jam, but wanted to point out that this week at the Yuma Main Library, our weekly FREE improv jam is at 9:00AM instead of the normal noon! Come play early and while the heat is still at almost tolerable levels!
No experience. No cost. No excuses. Just show up ready to say “yes, and.”
Yuma Library Main Branch | 🗓 Every Saturday | 🎭 Free & Open to All
What non-profits are out there (non xtian based) that might need a helping hand?
I am going to guess this already exist...? But we thought it was fun when we came up with it.
Assuming it exist, what is it called?
New here? Then you may not realize that creative fun interesting playful people are showing up each Saturday for Improv! Play - no experience needed - or just watch.
I’m watching for the yearly subscription is due and thinking by that point I should be able to vibe code
A tool that’s close enough that I can dump YNAB. Anybody else already try?
Last Caretaker was one of my top 5 games. Now that I'm done playing that - at least for now - what should I play next? What was your follow up game?
Just wrapped up 4 week 'Uncertainty Workshop with Tim Paul' (was great). What would you recommend for next? Anything coming up you are looking for (online)?
I really enjoyed this game - more than Subnautica 2 by far. But because I did the wander open world without any research I made some key mistakes that makes reaching an end game too much of a chore. Love playing without spoilers - paying the price now though.
Anyone else get to a point of realizing 'oh crap, I need that specific bio stuff I've been turning into fuel' or such?
I enjoy open-world survival crafting sandbox. But I've done enough gather grass, chop trees, mine rocks. What I enjoyed about soulmask is the tribe management/automation. You capture a npc and they cut wood for you.
I often hear Conan, but have 160 hours in from years back (pre age of war and before that even) and can't see going back.
What else is out there that I can enjoy having a little army of thralls do the (basic chop/mine/collect) for me?
It's true! Free improv is back at the Library this Saturday! Come join us!
Join us for our weekly Improv Gatherings: 120 minutes of classic improv games, hands-on coaching, and a whole lot of fun. Whether you’ve never set foot on a stage or you’re a seasoned performer looking to sharpen your skills, you’ll find a welcoming space to play, laugh, and grow.
No experience. No cost. No excuses. Just show up ready to say “yes, and.”
Yuma Library Main Branch | 🗓 Every Saturday | 🎭 Free & Open to All
Instead of our usual library spot, we'll be at the Fortuna Mini Mall event center (11411 S Fortuna Rd Ste 200, Yuma) starting at 2pm.
Same jam though: two hours of games, coaching, and playing around with a great group of people.
Never done improv before? Come anyway. Been doing it for years? Come anyway.
It's free, it's open to everyone, and all you need to bring is a willingness to say yes, and.
(edit: looking for my next read and why you suggested it)
Any suggestions? I've read...
Currently reading 'Mastering Improv: A Deconstruction Manual', which is really good but avoid the digital version.
(after posting I noticed this thread showing off so edit to add the 'why' part - https://www.reddit.com/r/improv/s/KV9Bxv4CrD)
I used to run a group years back called Open Sangha, where we would meditate for a bit then would present Buddhist teachings and topics and discuss them.
Although Buddhism can range from very much religious dogma, we leaned more toward the philosophy of things - basically just maintain a sense of happiness and perhaps even peacefulness!
My actual question - if I put something like this together, would anyone be interested?
We're back at it this Saturday. Come join our weekly Improv Jam at the Yuma Library Main Branch — two hours of games, hands-on coaching, and genuine fun with a room full of people who are all just trying to say yes to things.
No experience needed. No ticket to buy. Just show up.
Saturday, June 27 | 12:00 – 2:00 PM | Yuma Library Main Branch
per title, what is the guidance you give people nowadays about accents?
Any groups out there doing longform improv that have opening for another player? Thanks!
How do you determine if you are going to purchase a game before you buy?
I used to rely on the steam overall rating before making a purchase and I've found a fair number of overwhelmingly positive games are pretty 'meh' for me and that one of my favorite current games is currently tracking as 'mixed'.
(Although I will give a shout out to the steam '2 hours full refund' policy)
(sorry I can't say that without the Book of Mormon influence)
Anyone familiar with the Orlando improv scene?
Join us this Saturday, June 20th for the Improv Jam at the Yuma Library Main Branch!
Date: Saturday, June 20
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: Yuma Library Main Branch
Cost: FREE!
This week we'll be introducing a brand new game called "Be Honest" (it is nothing like Truth or Dare, don't worry). We'll also be working on pulling premise from long form, a skill that separates good improv from great improv.
Whether you've never stepped on a stage or you're a seasoned performer looking to sharpen your skills, there's something for everyone this Saturday.
No experience needed. No cost. No excuses. Just show up ready to play.
More info: https://www.improveimprov.me/event/improv-jam-jun-20/
This Saturday we've got TWO things happening!
Join us at NOON for our regular Improv Jam — but heads up, we're wrapping up an hour early this week!
Improv Jam | Saturday, 12:00–1:00 PM
https://www.improveimprov.me/event/improv-jam-jun-13/
Why the early cutoff? Because at 1 PM, we kick off AUDITIONS for the Improve Improv Performing Troupe! If you've been thinking about taking the leap and joining the troupe, this is your moment!
Auditions | Saturday, 1:00 PM
https://www.improveimprov.me/.../improve-improv.../
Come for the jam, stay for the auditions — or do both! See you Saturday!