How Improv Brought 300 Brunswick Colleagues Together

Brunswick Group wanted a joyful, purposeful Christmas Team Day for around 300 London colleagues. Discover how AndAlso combined live improv, eight participative workshops and four celebratory finales to help people connect, contribute and find their voice.

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How Applied Improvisation Supported Collaboration Across an L&D Team

An L&D team from a major UK retailer wanted an experience that would help colleagues relax, connect and collaborate. Discover how AndAlso used applied improvisation to create a highly engaging session that delivered what the client wanted and led to a repeat booking.

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Roneesh Vashisht

Roneesh has been improvising since 2012, when he discovered improv in his hometown of Dallas, Texas, shortly after a breakup. What started as a distraction quickly became a passion, and before long he moved to Chicago to train in the birthplace of modern improv.

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Women’s Leadership Development Through Applied Improvisation

What happens when 40 senior women leaders step into an applied improvisation workshop? This case study explores how AndAlso supported executive presence, collaboration and confident decision-making, and why a global luxury organisation invited us back.

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Nathan Pope

Nathan studied acting at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and spent most of his twenties working in theatre before accidentally becoming a software developer. In 2018, he rekindled his love of performing through improv, doing courses with The Maydays and later, AndAlso, discovering along the way that he…

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Ben Tucker

An improviser and keen purveyor of play. His time as an advertising creative has honed a knack for original ideas and a healthy disdain of hustle culture! Ben has taught Creative writing, created Escape Rooms, written and performed radio comedy, made board games, animated shorts, and engaged in plenty of…

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Elena Kerrigan

Improviser, performer, facilitator (and probably your biggest cheerleader). Elena has been a student and performer of improvisation since 2012, training with The Maydays, Hoopla, The Showstoppers, and other distinguished improv artists from around the world, including Stacey Smith, Will Naameh, Bill Arnett and Armando Diaz. She…

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What Three Kick-Ass Women Taught Me About Leadership (and why improv belongs in the conversation.)

Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending the Women in Leadership event at Brighton’s i360, an early start for a morning packed with powerhouse stories, honesty, and the kind of wisdom that sneaks into your bones and rearranges things. Running a creative business with…

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Episode 29: How To Get Good

In this episode, Heather & Jules discuss how to get good at improv –  as quickly as possible, but without losing the fun. This episode is part of our ongoing improv podcast series where Heather and Jules nerd out on all things improv—from key principles to quirky stories…

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What Breaking My Back Taught Me About Improv

Reflections on injury, resilience, community, family & the art of saying “Yes.” A year ago last month, I broke my back. Not metaphorically—on holiday in Croatia. We were at the end of a gorgeous tour, and the lovely guide said ‘one more surprise’, the…

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Rhiannon Vivian

Rhiannon is an improviser, performer, and facilitator who brings a rare blend of empathy, creativity, and humour to everything she does. She has been improvising since 2008, performing regularly in London, Brighton, and internationally with award-winning company The Maydays. She has appeared in acclaimed genre and music-driven…

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Charlie Sturgeon

Charlie is an actor, improviser and creative facilitator who blends classical training with joyful chaos. He brings a global perspective and a deep love of play to every room he works in. Charlie began his improv career in 2010 with The Big HOO-HAA!…

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