Who would have ever thought that learning the finer points of
improvisation could be such fun? The "Harold, " an innovative
improvisational tool, helped Saturday Night Live's Mike Myers and
Chris Farley, George Wendt ("Norm" on Cheers) and many other actors
on the road to TV and film stardom. Now it is described fully in
this new book for the benefit of other would-be actors and comics.
The "Harold" is a form of competitive improv involving six or seven
players. They take a theme suggestion from the audience and "free
associate" on the theme into a series of rapid-fire one-liners that
build into totally unpredictable skits with hilarious results. The
teams compete with scoring based on applause. The "Harold" is a fun
way to "loosen up" and learn to think quickly, build continulty,
develop characterizations and sharpen humor--all part of successful
improvising.
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