This week we are happy to bring you a second repost from the CSz Sacramento Blog - "All Things Improv...And More!"

The journey to becoming an improviser is filled with playing and failing. These lead to A Ha moments being mixed with the Ha Ha moments.

Just as you don’t have to be the class clown to shine in improv class, you don’t have to be a nightingale to sing with passion.

In this heartfelt reflection on adaptability and ego in improv, a seasoned player learns that mastery can be limiting—and real growth lies in embracing new rules and celebrating mistakes.

From paralyzing stage fright to confident public speaking, one improviser shares how CSz Richmond classes transformed her fear into freedom—on stage and in life.

Summer camps provide a brief respite for child and parent. How can you find something that is fun and yet is teaching kids something valuabl

What if silence could be your scene partner? One improviser explores the power of presence, restraint, and being enough—on stage and in life.

The tween and teen years make it tough for kids to find their 'game'. Improv can help build self-confidence, identity and help them

Learning improv can start as a personal journey. It becomes even more enriching when your family joins in the enjoyment as one dad found out