Why I Direct Improv for Good the Way I Do Improv for Good exists to create joyful, playful, high-quality, audience-facing improv—without sacrificing the people doing it. That balance is intentional. Before and while directing this troupe, I performed and trained in other improv spaces. Some of those experiences were supportive and generative. Others taught me—very clearly—what does not work, especially when it comes to boundaries, feedback, and leadership. This post reflects

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