We are always trying to find that one things that makes us uniquely human. The magic of human cooperation is like no other animal. But why?

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

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.

A tribute to a member of our blog team and improviser, reflecting on the wisdom of Alan Watts and the deep connections between improv, presence, and storytelling.

Discover how improv transformed a busy lawyer and mom’s life—bringing laughter, connection, and personal growth through the power of play and 'Yes, And'.

Improv offers powerful tools for managing life transitions. Learn how 'Yes, And' thinking helps balance the emotions of past, present, and future during major life changes.

As our Yes Balloon Non Profit takes flight, we reflect on the amazing achievements and wonderful moments that our 20th year in Richmond brou

What started as a path to better public speaking became a journey of healing, grace, and connection. Discover how improv helped one performer navigate life’s toughest moments with 'Yes, And'.

A heartfelt reflection on overcoming Imposter Syndrome and the temptation to quit improv, emphasizing the value of persistence, growth, and community support.

During some conversation, you have probably prided yourself on giving 100 percent of your attention to the other person. You probably didn’t.

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

The library has always been my happy place. For most of my life I thought nothing could ever top a calm, quiet, building filled with books.