Being On

I’m Michael Bradt for The Bit Theater. Once you get comfortable identifying as an improviser, it can be tempting to be “on” one hundred percent of the time, both onstage and offstage. You don’t need to always be on. Some of the most exhausting parties I’ve ever attended were filled with improvisers doing bits. As much fun as bits can be, it’s okay to have fun without doing bits and constantly being on. That’s your improv tip for the day. Stay safe, stay healthy, love each other, and I will see you next time.