Keith Johnston is the founder of improv comedy. The passage below comes from his second book, Impro for Storytellers, which elaborates on many of the ideas from his seminal first book, Impro.
Be Average
A student still looks up-tight, so I say, ‘Are you trying your best?’
‘Of course!’
‘Is that a good strategy?’
‘If I don’t try I won’t get …
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