How many words of a second language do you need to know before it becomes useful?   Very few I suspect.  It follows that if, as I suggest in Chapter 15 of ‘Everything’s an Offer’ the improv practise can be regarded as a second language, then you don’t have to become brilliant at it, or even fluent.  As a complement to the dominant way of thinking and acting, even pidgin improv could make quite a difference…..

Tags: Chapter 15, language, pidgin

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