Improvisation: Discovery and Creativity in Drama

by John Reed Hodgson, Ernest Richards

Improvisation examines how this vital element of the theater can be understood, harnessed, and developed, not only in theater, but in therapy and education as well. It illustrates the way in which improvised drama helps people draw upon their imaginative resources and extend their awareness of themselves and others.

210 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1979