Teaching improv is my favorite thing.  I love - and excel at - taking subjective processes and developing concrete steps for teaching them.

And I'm extremely proud of my approach as detailed below in my "Improv As Improv Does Best" manual, combining theory and practical walk-throughs.

My approach to Group Collaboration is based in progressive pattern building, developing a game through agreement, empowerment and repetition (not just through one person's subjective view of "the first funny thing").

My approach to Two Person Scenes is based in establishing and heightening patterns of emotional behavior that allow players to react through rather than think through their scenes, making improvisation easier for the performer and more satisfying for the audience.

Teaching improv is the thing I am best at, and I do believe myself to be among the very best at teaching improv.  But don't take my word for it; engage my manual.