Very often we might have some inspiring moment that spurs great creative output; more often, we don’t.

And still, the work — the presentation, manuscript, song lyric, creative project — has to get done.

One tool that can help with putting aside perfectionism, increasing creative output, quieting our pesky inner critic is engaging in some deceptively simple, highly accessible applied improvisation exercises (read: games for adults) in a supportive, playful group.

Using applied improvisation, we will address elements of storytelling (generating ideas, storylines, and structure) through exercises that will turn you into a creative powerhouse, brimming with ideas.

This workshop is experiential.

We will do some improv exercises together and you will write solo.

No improv experience necessary. All genres of writers and creatives are welcome.

About your host

A licensed social worker and applied improvisation facilitator, Sloane Miller is exceptionally adept at harnessing the power of improvisation to help clients tap into their creative selves, solve problems faster, build better interpersonal skills, communicate more effectively, and discover their infinite capability for more YES!