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how does improvisation teach actors how to use place, situation and role/charterer to engage an audience
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how does improvisation teach actors how to use place, situation and role/charterer to engage an audience

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It teaches actors that no matter what setting or situation to pull emotion and reaction into those scenarios and to be a well rounded actor and helps to create a sense of diversity.
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