🏋‍♂️ Join Us At The Improv Gym?
Kat Koppett Kat Koppett

🏋‍♂️ Join Us At The Improv Gym?

Introducing, the Improv Gym
In the age of AI, what can we do to compete? What must we do to stay ahead of the game? Learn more and find out how to attend one of our free 30-minute improv workout sessions beginning in August.

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Get To Know The 5 S’s of Storytelling
Kat Koppett Kat Koppett

Get To Know The 5 S’s of Storytelling

How can you be a more effective storyteller? Kat Koppett, CEO, gives 5 easy tips that can help anyone hone in on making a more memorable and more meaningful story.

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Kimberly Mohne Hill on Training To Imagine
Susie Felber Susie Felber

Kimberly Mohne Hill on Training To Imagine

Kimberly Mohne Hill, Chair of the Department of Theatre and Dance at Santa Clara University, teaches many classes, and among them, a class called Improv. The textbook used in her Improv class is Training to Imagineby Kat Koppett.

Here are her thoughts as to why she has been using it for many years, and why she feels it is unmatched by any other textbook of its kind.

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When Is Slowing Down A Power Move?
Kat Koppett Kat Koppett

When Is Slowing Down A Power Move?

It’s a myth that improv is all about speed. In improv and in business, pressure makes you act, but what gets missed when you are in this mode? Kat Koppett talks about when she learned from two experts in the field, and how it ties into her own life.

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Improv Doesn’t Mean Don't Plan
Kat Koppett Kat Koppett

Improv Doesn’t Mean Don't Plan

A recent talk didn’t go exactly as planned… and sure, improvisors can handle when things don’t go to plan, but what are the ways in which even seasoned improvisors can and should prepare themselves?

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Still Learning & Growing After All These Years
Kat Koppett Kat Koppett

Still Learning & Growing After All These Years

As The Mopco Improv Theatre recently celebrated 30 years, we’ve seen growth and opportunities that come directly from the skills we preach to businesses. What have we done and why is that always delightful and surprising?

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